Might sound like an odd subject for a music teacher to choose to write about. But hear me out on this. I have had to do this very thing several times as a studio owner when I need to extend our sub contractor reach. I can only teach so many hours in the day. I love what I do, I feel I am good at what I do (and my retention rate and students who go on to higher education also backs up that statement) but I still have room to learn and grow. I feel that a GREAT private music teacher is one who doesn't treat their teaching schedule as a job. A person who truly loves sharing their knowledge, goes the extra step (few minutes or mile) to not just stop the learning because the clock says TIMES UP! A person who doesn't put a dollar amount on every minute. Now do not get me wrong, I make a living at being a private music teacher. I also work a lot more than the average american work week because I give a lot of lessons away too. I also own the studio, so other things a
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