Knowing brain physiology as a music teacher is like understanding car engines if you're a mechanic. Friend of the podcast Paul Elmore joins us to talk about the ideal atmosphere for learning, how to achieve it, and what to know about the trauma brain when you're teaching.

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Should everyone be a musician? What happens when music gets ruined for people? How can we use music in our homes, classrooms, and studios to create the outcomes we want? Join us as we talk to Melissa Harbert, a veteran Montessori guide, clinical psychologist, and all-around boss lady about her experiences with music and why it is crucial that we get the relationship with our students right the first time.

For more information on how you can get more students, keep more students, and become the best music teacher you can be, go to
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Welcome to the Making Musicians podcast!
I think this could be the beginning of a beautiful relationship! Join Allison Wilkinson, Jake Houser and Gavin Treglown as we talk music, education, and why music teachers have one of the most important jobs in the world.

To learn more join us at:
www.iamschoolofmusic.com

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www.iamschoolofmusic.com/book

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