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I love this planner and now have all my adult students using it. Easy to take notes on what we cover in the lesson according to category. The student can then define the week by goals and focus on either what we covered or on what she/he wishes to review, depending on skill level.
I personally use it and let each day define my next days practice. I can see by marking the time spent on each area exactly what I am practicing. I can correct my timing and/or the focus of my practice by looking at what constitutes my current pattern of practice. It is so easy to get lost and have 30 minutes go by involved in learning or playing a piece while neglecting other areas that are vital for improving piano skills. I love having this right in front of me in such a clear manner. It keeps me on track and well rounded.
My students bring their planners to lessons and we can immediately see where they need to concentrate their practice for the week. It is so helpful. I highly recommend this book for all piano students and teachers.
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To The TeacherMusic teachers often need a practical means of communicating their assignments and a simple way of helping their students develop better practice habits... |
Weekly Lesson Plan
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Nice overall. Much better than a general weekly journal. I understand why the layout is on two separate pages, but for me I would squeeze down the assignment page to half a page in order to stretch out the weekly log. I seem to have to squeeze things in the allotted boxes. Which isn’t per se impossible or unreasonable (for instance I can list all the scales on one line or simply say weekly assigned scales). I think too the total practice time column column can be shrunk down to make more room for the metronome one. This is since I sometimes try slower for a while then increase. Or have multiple exercises listed on a line that get practiced at various speeds. But again not impossible to input multiple numbers. These are simply nit-picky remarks that wouldn’t mind seeing in a later edition. Overall I think this works pretty well for my needs. If I could change one, actually two, things it would be to increase the pages by three-fold and to use slightly thicker card stock for the cover.
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Nice overall. Much better than a general weekly journal. I understand why the layout is on two separate pages, but for me I would squeeze down the assignment page to half a page in order to stretch out the weekly log. I seem to have to squeeze things in the allotted boxes. Which isn’t per se impossible or unreasonable (for instance I can list all the scales on one line or simply say weekly assigned scales). I think too the total practice time column column can be shrunk down to make more room for the metronome one. This is since I sometimes try slower for a while then increase. Or have multiple exercises listed on a line that get practiced at various speeds. But again not impossible to input multiple numbers. These are simply nit-picky remarks that wouldn’t mind seeing in a later edition. Overall I think this works pretty well for my needs. If I could change one, actually two, things it would be to increase the pages by three-fold and to use slightly thicker card stock for the cover.
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Something you can make by yourself in a copyshop.
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The covers are a bit up and ripped
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