Motivation Dept.

The MOTIVATION Department appeared for the last time in the Winter 2000 issue. Articles of similar content will appear in the PERSPECTIVES IN PEDAGOGY Department and others. Consult the Subject Index for the topic you're looking for.

Question|Title Issue Authors
How do you motivate your piano students? 1990, 1-1 Joyce Cameron, Guy Duckworth
What music motivates children to enjoy playing? 1990, 1-2 Joyce Cameron, Jeanine Yeager, Doris Allen
How do you identify student learning patterns? 1990, 1-3 Keith Golay
What part do you expect parents to play in helping students stay motivated? 1990, 1-4 Elvina Truman Pearce, Doris Koppelman, Fran Shuler-Ellis, Christopher Hepp
How do you encourage a student's involvement in the mood of music? 1991, 2-1 Joyce Cameron
How do you encourage a student's involvement in the movement of music? 1991, 2-2 Joy Yelin, Ivan Frazier, Donald Hageman
How do you adapt your teaching style to each student's learning pattern? 1991, 2-3 Keith Golay
How do you ensure musical experiences in early-level lessons? 1991, 2-4 Dennis Plies, Bruce Berr, Richard Chronister
How do you adjust your teaching to accommodate each student's preferred mode of sensory perception? 1992, 3-1 Sylvia Coats, Susan Bruckner
What makes you (your child) want to practice? 1992, 3-2 Joyce Cameron with assistance from 25 students, parents, and teachers
How do you find the musical messages in a piece of music? Part I 1992, 3-3 Joyce Cameron, Janis Combs, Linda Rudzinski, Lee W. Reichel, Connie Anderson
How do you find the musical messages in a piece of music? Part II 1992, 3-4 Marvin Blickenstaff, Suzanne Guy, Joyce Cameron
How does your interview tell you what is likely to motivate a new student? 1993, 4-1 Elva Michal, Keith Golay
How do you motivate teenagers? 1993, 4-2 Gwen Brubaker, Joey Hokayem
How do you decide what to say after your student finishes playing? 1993, 4-3 Ilana and Richard Kennell
Can a student have fun and learn at the same time? 1993, 4-4 J. Ritter Werner
How do you use improvisation to motivate your students? 1994, 5-1 Anne Farber, Joyce Cameron
How do you decide what to say after your student finishes playing? Part II 1994, 5-2 Joyce Cameron with assistance from four piano teachers
How do you renew your enthusiasm for teaching each year? 1994, 5-3 Rebecca Johnson, Sarah Faye Blickenstaff
What makes piano study a positive experience for you/your child? 1994, 5-4 Joyce Cameron with the help of seven students and parents
How do you balance your emphasis on accuracy and interpretation? 1995, 6-1 Rebecca Johnson, Connie Anderson, Peggy Randolph, Victoria Ebel-Sabo
How do you motivate the MTV lover to be a serious piano student? 1995, 6-2 Karen Zorn, James Goldsworthy
What do you do to assure success with transfer students? 1995, 6-3 Joni Reed, Rebecca Shockley
How do you teach to encourage independent learning? Part I 1995, 6-4 Joyce Cameron
How do you teach to encourage independent learning? Part II 1996, 7-1 Joyce Cameron
What is the difference between what motivates you today and what motivated you as a child? 1996, 7-2 Sonja Leshan, Kristi Kruse
How do you use exploration to create convincing interpretation? 1996, 7-3 Bruce Berr, Rebecca Shockley
How do you use exploration to solve technical problems? 1996, 7-4 Mary Hall Kogen, Joanne Haroutounian
How do you use exploration to confirm and solidify learning? 1997, 8-1 Richard Chronister, Ivan Frazier
What makes learning stick? 1997, 8-2 Joyce Cameron
For what purposes do you play for your students? 1997, 8-3 Marvin Blickenstaff, Elvina Pearce
What did I learn today? What could I have learned today? 1997, 8-4 Rebecca Johnson, Susan Bruckner
PRAISE! Should we reappraise it? 1998, 9-1 Joyce Cameron
How do you help your students acquire self-confidence? Mapping the way to understanding. 1998, 9-2 Rebecca Shockley, Marianne Fleming Bryan, Gail Berenson
What motivates adults to continue lessons? 1998, 9-3 Kris Johnson, Beverly Rineer, Brian M. Kent
Did I really mean to say that? 1998, 9-4 Melissa Falb, Beverly Lapp
What motivates teens to continue playing the piano? 1999, 10-1 Jenni Reed, Becky Chasnov, Kathryn Lee, Katy Lemmon
In what ways do your own early-level piano lessons influence the way you teach? 1999, 10-2 Joyce Cameron
What encourages your students? Part I 1999, 10-3 Gwen Brubaker, Yat-Yee Chong
How do you encourage your students? Part II  1999, 10-4 Joyce Cameron
How do you develop rapport with your students? 2000, 11-1 Suzanne W. Guy, Susan Brucker
How do you motivate students to want to practice? 2000, 11-2 Mary Tollefson
How can we link pedagogy, performance, and a cognitive approach to coping with performance anxiety? 2000, 11-3 Phyllis Alpert Lehrer

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