Teaching Piano to Different Learners
This isn't a theoretical book written from a distance. It comes from years of teaching real children, encountering real challenges, making mistakes, trying different approaches, and discovering what actually works.
If you regularly teach children who struggle with reading music, attention, memory, coordination, or other aspects of learning, my book was written to help you navigate exactly these situations.
Inside this book, you'll discover how to:
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recognize why a student may be struggling;
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adapt your teaching without lowering expectations;
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break difficult skills into manageable steps;
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use different ways of presenting information;
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respond to common challenges during lessons;
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build on a student's strengths;
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and, most importantly, stop wondering what to do next.
You know how to teach piano. But what do you do when the way you've always taught doesn't work?
Teaching Piano to Different Learners is a practical guide for piano teachers who teach children with learning difficulties and disabilities and want to know what to do when a student doesn't learn in the expected way.

