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Sarah Hart-Unger on Planning, Goals, & Music Practice
In this episode of the Time to Practice Podcast, shared by Christine Goodner of SuzukiTriangle.com, Sarah Hart-Unger shares insights on planning, routines, and goal setting through the lens of music practice and family life. The conversation explores how thoughtful planning can help create more sustainable practice habits while keeping music a meaningful part of everyday […]
No Time to Practice? Insights from Zohara Rotem
In this episode of the Souloist Podcast, shared by Christine Goodner of SuzukiTriangle.com, Zohara Rotem reflects on the challenges families face in finding time and emotional space for consistent music practice in today’s busy world. The conversation explores practice routines, motivation, overwhelm, and how creating calm, sustainable habits can support long-term musical growth. Listen to […]
I’m Busy Being Awesome podcast by ADHD coach Paula Engebretson
In this episode of the I’m Busy Being Awesome podcast, shared by Christine Goodner of SuzukiTriangle.com, ADHD coach Paula Engebretson shares practical strategies for improving focus, memory retention, and learning success for individuals with ADHD. The episode explores how working memory impacts learning and offers actionable techniques that can help students build more effective and […]
Screen Time & Motivation to Practice: A Conversation with Megan Orton
In this resource shared by Christine Goodner of SuzukiTriangle.com, Megan shares the science behind the challenges we may see happening with our kids and technology and offers practical advice for parents, such as creating a screen-free buffer before practice and reframing screen time as a “dessert” rather than a main course. Read More here
Linda Piatt: Best Practices for Home Music Practice
This week on the Time to Practice podcast, shared by Christine Goodner of SuzukiTriangle.com, violinist, violist, music educator, and parent Linda Piatt joins us to kick off a two-part series on supporting our children with music practice. In this week’s episode, she shares with us what she’s learned as a teacher, but even more so as a parent, about […]
Annandale High School Music Teacher Achieves Prestigious Educator GRAMMY!
An Annandale High School music teacher, acclaimed for her work with children with disabilities, has won the 2024 GRAMMY Music Educator Award. Annie Ray, will attend the ceremony in Los Angeles to receive the honour. For more details, you can read the full news post here.
Making Practice Time, Fun Time!
This great NPR music article goes over the process of making music practice time fun for your child! For more details, you can read the full article here.
Adding Music to STEM in Florida
According to CBS12, The Florida Senate is considering SB 590, a bill that introduces the mSCALES pilot program in a handful of Florida counties to enhance middle school STEM learning through music-based materials. This innovative approach, backed by Senator Danny Burgess and Muzology’s Dr. Lana Israel, leverages music to improve math education, engagement, and retention. […]
Keynotes Music: Does Group Piano Work?
This post from Keynotes Music highlights the advantages of group piano lessons, emphasizing their role in enhancing musicianship, creativity, and enjoyment in learning. Group Piano challenges the traditional individual-focused approach, advocating for group settings as a means to improve engagement during music lessons! For a detailed read, visit the original blog post here