<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2301037/open_sms">Send a text</a>On this episode, Christina shares 5 pieces of advice for new piano teachers. It's probably not what you expect! You can read the written version of this episode at christinamathis.com/blog. Grab your favorite drink. Get comfy. Let's talk. ☕️ To book a coaching session or private lesson with me, contact me at www.christinamathis.com/contact.

Send a text On this episode, Christina shares 5 pieces of advice for new piano teachers. It's probably not what you expect! You can read the written version of this episode at christinamathis.com/blog. Grab your favorite drink. Get comfy. Let's talk. ☕️ To book a coaching session or private lesson with me, contact me at www.christinamathis.com/contact.

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2301037/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send a text</a>On this episode, Christina shares 5 pieces of advice for new piano teachers. It's probably not what you expect! You can read the written version of this episode at christinamathis.com/blog.&nbsp;Grab your favorite drink. Get comfy. Let's talk. ☕️ To book a coaching session or private lesson with me, contact me at www.christinamathis.com/contact.

E43: Advice for New Teachers

Purposeful Piano Pedagogy is a podcast for piano teachers, piano pedagogy students, &amp; music educators who want to teach with intention, integrity, and care. Hosted by an experienced piano pedagogue and teacher educator, this podcast explores piano teaching as formational work - examining the deeper questions behind technique, curriculum, assessment, studio culture, and teacher identity. Through reflective conversations and practical insight, episodes engage the intersections of teaching, calling, &amp; craft asking not only how to teach piano, but why. Topics include:<ul><li>Piano pedagogy &amp; teaching philosophy</li><li>Technique, musicianship, &amp; curriculum design</li><li>Teacher formation, sustainability, &amp; burnout</li><li>Student-centered &amp; humane teaching practices</li><li>Studio systems, assessment, &amp; long-term musical growth</li></ul> Some episodes are philosophical. Others are rooted in real studio practice. All are guided by the conviction that piano teaching is never neutral —&amp; that every pedagogical choice shapes both the student &amp; the teacher. Purposeful Piano Pedagogy is for independent piano teachers, collegiate instructors, &amp; pedagogy students who are seeking clarity, depth, and longevity in their teaching.

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Purposeful Piano Pedagogy is a podcast for piano teachers, piano pedagogy students, & music educators who want to teach with intention, integrity, and care. Hosted by an experienced piano pedagogue and teacher educator, this podcast explores piano teaching as formational work - examining the deeper questions behind technique, curriculum, assessment, studio culture, and teacher identity. Through reflective conversations and practical insight, episodes engage the intersections of teaching, calling, & craft asking not only how to teach piano, but why. Topics include:Piano pedagogy & teaching philosophyTechnique, musicianship, & curriculum designTeacher formation, sustainability, & burnoutStudent-centered & humane teaching practicesStudio systems, assessment, & long-term musical growth Some episodes are philosophical. Others are rooted in real studio practice. All are guided by the conviction that piano teaching is never neutral —& that every pedagogical choice shapes both the student & the teacher. Purposeful Piano Pedagogy is for independent piano teachers, collegiate instructors, & pedagogy students who are seeking clarity, depth, and longevity in their teaching.

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