Learning to Learn: The Science of Neuroplasticity
The first step of knowing how to teach yourself (or
others) is learning how to learn. And this video on
neuroplasticity can give you all the tools you need.
The first step of knowing how to teach yourself (or
others) is learning how to learn. And this video on
neuroplasticity can give you all the tools you need.
If you've been needing more motivation, just one
or two small changes may be able to
get you started on building better habits.
While most music teachers will tell you
that metronome practice is essential, there is
another component to improving your internal pulse.
It's a common idea that mistakes in
the beginning stages of learning something are
bad - but are they?
Avoid pre-pandemic overwhelm
and overcommitting by
using time-blocking.
"Should I take a practice break over
the summer?" is a question I hear
a lot. Hear's my response for post-COVID.
If you're scrambling to prepare for upcoming
concerts and audition, it may not be
a skill issue, but a systems issue.
An interesting study on they internal rhythm
of percussionists and non-percussionists shows one easy
way to improve your counting.
You won't get better without practice.
But you won't see the real
benefits of practice until you sleep.
Broadly speaking, there are three kinds of tasks that
people do regularly. How you categorize your tasks impacts
how (and how well) you do them.