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Many music students under-practice, which slows their progress and can lead to frustration. MusicTeacherNotes helps solve this problem by providing tools to create a structured music practice plan, log practice time, stay focused, and build better practice habits.
One of the most effective ways to improve practice is keeping a music practice journal. Logging practice helps students stay accountable, practice more consistently, and develop their musical skills faster. With MusicTeacherNotes, practice is logged electronically, and students are motivated with built-in rewards that make practice more enjoyable.
Before logging practice, a parent (or sometimes the student) will generate a plan using the Practice Plan Creator. Once the practice plan is created, students can log practice directly from their student account, or parents can log it on their child’s behalf through their parent account.
There are two main ways to log practice in MusicTeacherNotes:
This method is ideal for students who complete the exact practice assigned in their plan. Parents or students simply check off the completed goals, and the system automatically logs the planned time.
This method takes a little longer but is useful when students practice more than what was assigned. Extra practice time can be logged, and students earn additional Music Bucks as a reward for going above and beyond.
Parents and students can choose whether to log practice by time (minutes) or by repetitions (how many times a piece was played). This flexibility makes MusicTeacherNotes a powerful practice tool for students of all ages, whether they are learning piano, guitar, violin, or any other instrument.
