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Private Lessons

7 Benefits to Private Music Lessons:

  1. Greater accountability: Unlike a class setting, the private lesson provides no way to escape accountability. While you can discreetly “hide” in the classroom, no such chance exists in a private lesson—either you practiced or you didn’t and it’s quickly apparent which it was! Private lessons teach personal discipline and build a strong work ethic, character traits absolutely necessary for success in life.

  2. One-on-one attention: The class setting offers little to no individual attention. As such, students who struggle with a concept can easily, though unintentionally, be overlooked. In contrast, a private teacher is able to note areas of struggle and give individual-specific assistance.

  3. Pursue individual interests: In music class, the teacher must teach from a specific curriculum. Repertoire cannot possibly be selected based on everyone’s personal preference, so the music may or may not be a style everyone enjoys. With private lessons, student has a greater opportunity to pursue his or her own musical tastes. A student who enjoys his/her music will naturally be more motivated!

  4. Instruction based on learning styles: Everyone learns a different way. Some are aural, some are visual, some are hands-on, etc. A class setting cannot offer such individually tailored instruction to everyone…but the private lesson setting can. Private lessons help students achieve the greatest amount of success in the least amount of time.

  5. Provides a sense of identity: Private lessons give students a sense of identity. It is a special time just for them where they can meet with their teacher and work together to improve their own skills and build confidence. A class setting cannot offer this to the same degree.

  6. Not hampered by group ability: If a student is naturally gifted, nothing can be more frustrating than having to wait for everyone else in the class to catch up. Private lessons, on the other hand, move at the pace of the student and can progress as slowly or quickly as need be.

  7. Opportunity to perfect individual skills: With the one-on-one attention a student received in the private lesson, he or she is able to focus on developing individual skills. Where in a classroom setting would this same kind of pinpoint attention be available to a single child/adult?

Greater accountability, individualized instructions, and attention, increased motivation, more opportunity for greater success—private lessons definitely offer any child the best musical education!

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  1. Or click here to book your FREE trial lesson! 

  2. Call us at 614-321-8222 or email us at info@dnamusic.academy for questions.

 

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