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A parent’s most important lesson can take place when a student wants to quit. How can a parent (and teacher) guide a student in this area to build character?
Here are some of the resources I mentioned in the podcast episode:
http://teachsuzuki.com/052-tsp-why-study-music/
Smiling Your Way Through Violin Practice (or How Not to Quit)
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Happy Practicing!
—– Paula —–
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