<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2301037/open_sms">Send us a text</a>In this episode, Christina shares the wins, losses, and lessons learned from CMA's exciting first year as well as changes that will be made in the future to guarantee even more success. To book a coaching session or private lesson with me, contact me at www.christinamathis.com/contact.

Send us a text In this episode, Christina shares the wins, losses, and lessons learned from CMA's exciting first year as well as changes that will be made in the future to guarantee even more success. 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 us a text</a>In this episode, Christina shares the wins, losses, and lessons learned from CMA's exciting first year as well as changes that will be made in the future to guarantee even more success.&nbsp;To book a coaching session or private lesson with me, contact me at www.christinamathis.com/contact.

E44: Reflections on What I Learned from CMA's First Year

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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E44: Reflections on What I Learned from CMA's First Year