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    Teaching The Violin and Viola: Creating A Healthy Foundation

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    The document discusses the importance of the triangle relationship between parent, student, and teacher for teaching violin and viola. The triangle provides the ideal environment for a student's development as a musician. It involves the parent-student relationship that creates a supportive home environment, the teacher-student relationship where the teacher imparts knowledge, and the parent-teacher relationship through communication and guidance. Responsibilities of each role are outlined, emphasizing the student's consistent practice with support from parents and respectful guidance from teachers to help the student reach their highest potential.

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    The document discusses the importance of the triangle relationship between parent, student, and teacher for teaching violin and viola. The triangle provides the ideal environment for a student's development as a musician. It involves the parent-student relationship that creates a supportive home environment, the teacher-student relationship where the teacher imparts knowledge, and the parent-teacher relationship through communication and guidance. Responsibilities of each role are outlined, emphasizing the student's consistent practice with support from parents and respectful guidance from teachers to help the student reach their highest potential.

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    The document discusses the importance of the triangle relationship between parent, student, and teacher for teaching violin and viola. The triangle provides the ideal environment for a student's development as a musician. It involves the parent-student relationship that creates a supportive home environment, the teacher-student relationship where the teacher imparts knowledge, and the parent-teacher relationship through communication and guidance. Responsibilities of each role are outlined, emphasizing the student's consistent practice with support from parents and respectful guidance from teachers to help the student reach their highest potential.

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    The document discusses the importance of the triangle relationship between the parent, teacher, and student for a child's musical development.

    The three parts of the triangle are the parent-student relationship, teacher-student relationship, and parent-teacher relationship. They represent the interwoven relationships that provide support and guidance for the student.

    The parent is responsible for ensuring lesson attendance and practice at home. The teacher is responsible for imparting knowledge and supporting the student's growth. The student is responsible for communicating needs and putting in effort to improve.

    Teaching the Violin and Viola:

    Creating a Healthy Foundation


    Stacia Spencer
    The Triangle

    THE TRIANGLE: WHAT IS IT?


    The triangle is a system that provides the most ideal situation for a child to succeed and maximizes
    potential in his or her development as a musician. The three parts of the triangle represent the
    interwoven parent-student-teacher relationships.
    The parent-student relationship
    environment for the student at home.
    The teacher-student relationship involves the teacher imparting knowledge to the student in a
    The parent-teacher relationship
    guidance and supports superior performance.
    THE PARENTS RESPONSIBILITIES
    PARENT to TEACHER:

    and how much the student can handle during lessons.


    positively reinforcing learned concepts. When the student is young, the parent should ensure
    consistent, timely lesson attendance and write lesson notes for follow-through at home. The parent
    structured practice times and working through material alongside the student. Each student has a
    frustrations and struggles at home and share that information with the teacher. Healthy parental
    involvement, while different for each child, is essential for positive student growth.
    PARENT to STUDENT:
    the parent is not needed at the lesson anymore. This usually happens around the age of 13 or 14,

    understand that gradually giving the space to grow is essential in personal development and
    independence. Furthermore, growth does not get rid of the parental role; rather, it simply changes it.

    perspectives.
    THE TEACHERS RESPONSIBILITIES
    TEACHER to STUDENT:

    involve varying levels of physical guidance, demonstrations, compliments, and a sense of humor.

    students two or three times a week for lessons, and it is important that we show personal interest in

    must take great care in letting them express themselves personally and musically. We are asking them
    to express themselves emotionally through music, and expressing feelings at this stage of their lives is
    must have the utmost respect.
    TEACHER to PARENT:

    against them.

    workshops, master classes and seminars.


    THE STUDENTS RESPONSIBILITIES
    STUDENT to TEACHER:

    strengths and weaknesses is essential.


    STUDENT to PARENT:

    communication to the parent at home is vital for a positive learning environment.

    alone. Teachers and parents should act as role models and offer personal guidance.

    highest potential.

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