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Desirable difficulties might sound like a contradiction, but they're actually the key to deeper, longer-lasting piano learning. In this episode, we explore how introducing the right kind of challenge into piano practice—like rhythm variations, interleaved practice, self-testing, and varied environments—can accelerate progress and strengthen memory. Whether you're a piano teacher or a dedicated student, you'll learn how to use these evidence-based strategies to make practice more effective, meaningful, and rewarding. Discover why making things harder (on purpose!) can be the smartest way to learn.
Find out more about membership at vibrantmusicteaching.com.
By Nicola Cantan4.9
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Desirable difficulties might sound like a contradiction, but they're actually the key to deeper, longer-lasting piano learning. In this episode, we explore how introducing the right kind of challenge into piano practice—like rhythm variations, interleaved practice, self-testing, and varied environments—can accelerate progress and strengthen memory. Whether you're a piano teacher or a dedicated student, you'll learn how to use these evidence-based strategies to make practice more effective, meaningful, and rewarding. Discover why making things harder (on purpose!) can be the smartest way to learn.
Find out more about membership at vibrantmusicteaching.com.

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