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Summary: Bite-sized chunks of wisdom that you can use to sharpen your teaching skills and increase your awareness.

Guitar Teaching Tips
Bite-sized chunks of wisdom that you can use to sharpen your teaching skills and increase your awareness.

1. Guitar teaching is about quality, not quantity
2. Using the Guitar as a percussion instrument
3. Teach only one thing and teach it thoroughly
4. What to do when your student hasn't done their practice assignment
5. Always specify what to practice
6. Observing your student's progress
7. Meat and Vegetables
8. There's no such thing as too easy
9. Allow your student time to warm up
10. Work with your student's strengths
11. Be spontaneous!
12. Confidence from consolidation
13. How to accompany your students
14. Provide performance opportunities
15. Using backing tracks
16. The art of doing nothing
17. Let your student teach you
18. Teaching improvised lead guitar
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