Summary: <br> This is the third and final part in our wonderful series on piano student motivation with Samanatha Coates. (<a href="https://timtopham.com/cptp122-the-motivation-equation-with-samantha-coates-part-1/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Listen to part 1 here </a>or <a href="https://timtopham.com/cptp123-the-motivation-equation-with-samantha-coates-part-2/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">part 2 here</a> if you missed them.)<br> <br> Samantha shares a great quote in this episode:<br> “It is not your job to motivate students. It is your job to create the environment in which they can motivate themselves.” – Edward Deci<br> And Samantha really breaks down what it means to create that environment. Bringing the ideas of mastery and relatedness into everything we do, means we can foster this lifelong musicianship that we all want for our students.<br> She also discuss the importance of autonomy. How, as teachers, we have to allow our students to make decisions so that they can connect with the music they’re learning.<br> This is essential listening for all piano teachers. Make sure you tune in.<br> Transcript<br> If you’d like to download a PDF transcript of this episode, please click below.<br> Inner Circle Members: You can access your PDF download now from the Resource Library. <a href="https://members.timtopham.com/inner-circle/join-the-community/" target="_blank">Not a member?</a><br> In this episode, you’ll learn<br> <br> * Why self-determination theory is relevant to piano teachers<br> * The most common reasons why students quit <br> * How group teaching can help with relatedness<br> * How and why to let students choose their own repertoire<br> * Why the exam express is so destructive for the feeling of mastery<br> * Why finding the right repertoire is the most important thing we can do<br> <br> Links Mentioned<br> <br> * <a href="http://blitzbooks.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Blitz Books</a><br> * <a href="https://timtopham.com/tttv034-building-a-piano-community-that-students-love-with-laura-kahar/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Building a Piano Community That Students Love with Laura Kahar</a><br> <br> Today’s Sponsor<br> The jewel in the crown of the Casio piano range is the Celviano Grand Hybrid. The premise behind this instrument was to merge the finest elements of an acoustic piano’s authenticity with the benefits of innovative Casio digital sound technology. A unique collaboration with the esteemed acoustic grand piano manufacturer C. Bechstein, has resulted in a stunning hybrid instrument. Each Grand Hybrid is equipped with a Natural Grand Hammer mechanism, full-length, wooden grand piano keys and an exquisite selection of three world-renowned acoustic grand pianos tones.<br> Casio CELVIANO Grand Hybrid Pianos offer a full range of functions that provide meticulous support for music lessons such as recording functions, Hall Simulator, Headphone Mode, USB and MIDI connections and Line input and output connections.<br> Unlike acoustic instruments, no tuning is required and the keyboard mechanism does not require any adjustment, which can mean significant savings in terms of maintenance costs.<br> <a href="http://www.soundtechnology.com.au/products/celviano_grand_hybrid" target="_blank" rel="noopener">For more information click here to see the Celviano in action.</a><br> Get $100 off Annual Inner Circle Membership<br> As a valued podcast listener, you’re eligible for a $100 discount on an annual Inner Circle Membership. This discount lasts for as long as you’re a member and whatever price you sign up for today is the price you’ll pay as long as you remain a member.<br> Copy this coupon code to use when you see the “Coupon Code” box: PIANOPODCAST.<br> Thank you for Tuning In!<br> There are a lot of podcasts you could be tuning into today, and I’m grateful that you’ve chosen mine.
