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Teachers should continue learning and improving even after passing exams. They should learn from other teachers without judgment, and keep an open mind while exploring new ideas. The Suzuki method focuses on bringing out students' true nature in music in a non-judgmental environment. While Suzuki teachers can have different personalities, they should all maintain a positive attitude toward students and parents. Teachers are encouraged to have high standards while asking students to do their best and improve their skills.
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Advise be positive-continue-to_study
- 1. Advise Do not think you are good enough when you have passed your exam!
- 2. Continue to study! Learn from other teachers Do not judge them Explore, research, keep an open mind Continue to learn through life
- 3. Huub de Leeuw http://16thwc.suzukimethod.or.jp/en/fromworld.html Especially in the Schools learning environment something struck me as totally different and new: It was the total absence of any judgment in a negative way. For Dr. Suzuki and the other instrument teachers everything was about finding ones true nature in music and teaching, something which I recognized as the Suzuki Spirit.
- 4. Suzuki-Teachers can be different Some are quiet and calm Others are hyperactive and quick Some are funny But they should all have a positive attitude towards the student and parents!
- 5. Where are you going?
- 11. BE POSITIVE... BUT HAVE HIGH STANDARDS ASK FOR GOOD QUALITY CULTURE IS TO DO THINGS WELL