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"Skills I didn’t know my child had" - Episode 5

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When is the ideal age to start a music education? Many teachers start students as young as 3 and 4 years old, but Dorothy Jones took to heart Dr. Suzuki’s admonition to focus on the babies. In this episode, we…

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Jul 7, 2017

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From the Suzuki Association of the Americas, Building Noble Hearts explores the learning environments where we gain knowledge and also grow personally. These interviews with members of the Suzuki music community can inform good teaching everywhere.

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"It Transcended Us to Another World" - Episode 3 by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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Episode 1 - "You Have to Go On, You Have to Grow" by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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"Holding Two Concepts In One's Mind" - Episode 4 by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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Matsumoto Memoir - Helen Higa by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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Matsumoto Memoir - Mark Bjork by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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Matsumoto Memoir - Sarah Hersh by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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Greater Than We Would Be on Our Own - Season 2 Episode 2 by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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Practicing Can Be Hard - Season 2, Episode 3 by Building Noble Hearts: Inside a Music Teaching Community
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"Skills I didn’t know my child had" - Episode 5

"Skills I didn’t know my child had" - Episode 5

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