Do some of your students seem to throw their hands in the air at the first whiff of struggle and difficulty? What they need is grittiness. They need the determination and self-belief to keep going when things get hard. 

Do some of your students seem to throw their hands in the air at the first whiff of struggle and difficulty? What they need is grittiness. They need the determination and self-belief to keep going when things get hard.

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Growing Grit and Sharpening Piano Students’ Stick-to-it-ive-ness

There are so many factors involved for a student to succeed in their music studies. Their parents, their teacher, their attitude and their grittiness all play a role. But one factor you might not have thought of is their lesson schedule – more specifically, their lesson day.

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Growing Grit and Sharpening Piano Students’ Stick-to-it-ive-ness

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