How to get students interested in piano

1. 13-year-old children should have the autonomy to learn. There must be a reason why I'm not interested in playing the piano, try talking to her. Is it because there is really no interest, the family is forced to study, or there are other reasons, such as physical problems, or some unpleasant experiences.

Teachers don't just teach technology, they also need to be considerate of their students. Don't rush the student, wait a while and she'll tell you the answer!

2. Follow him for the time being, focus on the child, and change some games according to his interests in combination with the music theory or technique to be learned. Let him feel that playing the piano is fun, not just sitting in front of the piano and practicing. It can also be accompanied by stories, accompaniment singing, piano sounds, poems and paintings, piano sounds and rhythms, etc.

The most important thing is to reach an agreement with his mother, cooperate with each other, and encourage each other! Children love to learn the violin, there must be a reason for him, try to start from this perspective.

Finally, it's the same sentence: don't rush students, wait a while, they will tell you the answer! Like you, I'm facing a 5-year-old child, waiting for her answer. Go for it!

You can try to start with the thoughts of us children and find out why my sister, who is two years younger than me, is not interested in the piano! (I'm 15 years old, and I don't know how to approach studying, and I'm always impatient with things related to studying, but it's not that I don't like studying, I just want to have a little time for myself!) Why can't you think in terms of some loose thinking?

I thought you could try the method I gave you!

Children have low self-control over the outside world and should try to answer their questions!!

Stupid, you teach such boring tunes, everyone wants to sleep!

Wouldn't you just teach her what she likes?

Why are you thinking about what level all day long, that thing, it's useless at all!

When I started with piano beginners, I started with songs like "To Adelin's Poems", "Dream Wedding", "Childhood Memories", "Dream Birds", "Autumn Whispers", pop songs like "Waiting Here", and any pop song.

You've been fooling children with that etude all day long, you're not annoying!

You have to ask people what they like, you pick it down, keep the chord fingering simple, don't be so rigid!

The first little girl I suggest you might as well talk to her to find out what she's thinking, and try to teach her some of her favorite pieces at the beginning level, such as Castle in the Sky and Nocturne, which our piano students really like

The second child's performance is really normal, we also have a child who is a hundred times naughty than him, you might as well put some gadgets on the keys of the piano, like the keys of the mobile phone, black and white is really difficult to attract the attention of children.

There is a book called "I Play My Favorite Songs", which is generally a children's rhyme. Even the joy is there. It can arouse the interest of the child. Then she wants to learn, and then slowly guide her, tell her to learn the basics first, and she can practice quickly.

At the end of class, you can play some beautiful or catchy tunes, or play them.