Date Posted:23:35:29 02/14/06 Tue Author:Patrick Clinage Subject: Re: 1 bad player In reply to:
Kimberly
's message, "Re: 1 bad player" on 13:19:12 02/05/06 Sun
with the no child left behind do we stop class and help out with the student or students that are having trouble or do we blow it off and keep going...
also if they are practicing all the time and you even see them practicing and they still aren't getting it what do we as teachers do?
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Re: 1 bad player -- Phil Payne, 07:07:08 04/11/06 Tue [1]
You could always suggest private lessons. Private lessons are a great alternative if you can't solve the problems yourself. As I have said before I work with a high school drumline and there is a player that had a lot of trouble and I didn't have enough time to really work with him with college and all so i suggested private lessons with someone. It has improved his playing ability greatly and he can read music and play it fairly well and he said that he enjoyed the lessons with the person.
