Private online lessons can be a great option for students who don't live near a piano teacher. They usually cost as much as regular in-person lessons because the student is paying the teacher for one-on-one time and attention.
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Read More »While private online lessons work about the same way as private in-person lessons, a music education program that includes video tutorial lessons is a little different. Instead of a teacher who observes a student and gives them feedback on their playing, the student observes an expert teacher and matches their playing to the teacher’s example. Both of these are valuable methods of learning. In fact, observing a teacher and following their example is a very natural way of learning, especially for young children, who learn so many complex skills simply by watching their parents and other older people around them. Combine this powerful learning method with a complete music education program that includes fun online games, printable worksheets, practice instructions, and professionally produced audio tracks for listening and for playing along with, and many students can make better progress than they would with an in-person teacher. When piano lessons include watching videos, listening to music, and playing games online, learning feels like fun. We’ve even heard that some parents let their kids spend time with as a reward for finishing their chores!
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