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Updated Practice Workshop Lesson Plan (now with experiment sheet) 🔬

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(take 2) Sep 28th

Well whoopsies,

I have received the kindest questions this morning asking...how on earth do we do this simple little experiment that I keep mentioning??? Well, that is a great question, b/c I definitely skimmed over the experiment in the Practice Workshop Lesson Plan and left you all hanging.

Sincerest of apologies to you all. I added a brand new page with clear steps, options for doing it as a teacher demo or letting students make their own, and how it ties into brain pathways and practice.

Revised version here ⬇️⬇️

Practice_Workshop_Lesson_Plan_Revised_ScrappyPiano2025.pdf

This experiment is such a cool way for students to see why repetition matters and I want you to have it ready to go.


If you missed it in the first email, this freebie pairs with my newest podcast episode, Can We Really Control Piano Practice Reflections from My Studio Workshop.

In the episode I share encouragement and perspective about what we can and cannot control and how to guide students without guilt.

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Thanks again for the great questions, keep them coming!!

Talk soon,
Jaci

Keep Teaching, Keep Loving, Keep Practicing - Love Always, Jaci


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