| Tuesday, February 28, 2006 |
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I am no jedi knight...
I have been asked to teach guitar to some of a friend of mine's students because she does not do electric stuff. But I don't know man I don't think I am ready to have a young padawan yet. You can ask mr. sound tech I don't have alot of patience. And I admit that just might be the down fall of me. But either way I am going to one of her classes tonight to see some of her teaching methods.
Well, that is pretty much all I have to Say right now I think Unless Omega has something for me to say?
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posted by Ben Alpha @ 4:06 PM  |
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Yeah, but I have learned a lot from you, I have the patience to learn even if you are not one who infatically wants someone to learn what you can do.
You have to teach a student slowely, such as basics, like work your pinky, practice scales. I remember that little list you had of things you wanted to do to make yourself better at the guitar. I read that thing and learned from a real guitarists point of view; what you wanted to get better at and teaching that to someone else just makes it even easier for them to learn.
Anyway, that's my teaching gene coming to the surface. We all got one. If they truely want to learn from you then they will have the patience for you to teach them, not you have the patience for them.
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Yeah, but I have learned a lot from you, I have the patience to learn even if you are not one who infatically wants someone to learn what you can do.
You have to teach a student slowely, such as basics, like work your pinky, practice scales. I remember that little list you had of things you wanted to do to make yourself better at the guitar. I read that thing and learned from a real guitarists point of view; what you wanted to get better at and teaching that to someone else just makes it even easier for them to learn.
Anyway, that's my teaching gene coming to the surface. We all got one. If they truely want to learn from you then they will have the patience for you to teach them, not you have the patience for them.