(section 3 of 6 from the article Introduction to the Suzuki Method) What is the Mother Tongue analogy? Just as with babies and toddlers learning their native language, music can be taught through… …hearing: constant, ongoing, relevant, long-term exposure …response: attempts are rewarded with positive acknowledgment and small steps of progress …
If love is deep, much can be accomplished. –Shinichi Suzuki It is amazing how motivating the love of another person can be. The power of a parent’s attention and approval is enormous. Don’t underestimate how much your words and actions matter to your child. Also, don’t forget that music lessons …
This first web highlight post will review the website of the Suzuki Association of the Americas. Highlights: Article in the parent section summarizing the Suzuki method and providing answers to some frequently asked questions http://suzukiassociation.org/parents/twinkler/ Find a teacher link, allowing you to search Suzuki teachers in a given area http://suzukiassociation.org/parents/teacherloc/ …
(section 2 of 6 from the article Introduction to the Suzuki Method) What characteristics make up the Suzuki Method? Ongoing immersion in a …
(section 1 of 6 from the article Introduction to the Suzuki Method) Who was Shinichi Suzuki? Shinichi Suzuki, born in Japan in …
New to the Suzuki Method? Trying to explain it to grandma? Wondering what “mother tongue learning” actually means? Visit the Suzuki Method …
