What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger
Helping your students progress is systematic. Enjoy the process and help your students succeed! Progressive Overload and Singing In the weightlifting world there is a…
Category: Weekly Teaching Tips
Start your week with a helpful teaching tip
Creative Scheduling
Your studio schedule can fit nicely into your life and help you accomplish all your goals. Don’t be afraid to do something different this year.…
Have You Hit the High Notes?
by Kate Downey and Billy DiCrosta Kate Downey reminds fellow teachers of the importance in keeping up with their vocal range daily, not only for…
5 Habits of Successful Performing Artists
In this teaching tip, President of IVTOM Mary Ann Kehler shares her thoughts on success in the performing arts. She has observed the following behaviors…
Anxiety: from the Brain to the Larynx and Back
by Aleksandra Sieja In this teaching tip, Aleksandra tackles an important emotion that can often cause serious internal conflict: Anxiety. How does it affect the voice?…
3 Different Ways of “Covering”
For ages, we have known that we need “covering” to negotiate the passaggi. Here are 3 ways to do it (and hopefully achieving the same…
Teaching Without Words
by Ellie Seligmann When you think about it, teaching singing is a pretty crazy superpower. If it were not enough that we are teaching singers…
THE DECISION TO REOPEN YOUR STUDIO DOORS: NOW OR LATER?
Weekly Teaching Tip – May 11, 2020 by MaryAnnKehler Thank you to everyone who attended the May 2 Worldwide Member Connection! It was heartening to…
Karate Kid Style
Weekly Teaching Tip – Aug.3, 2020 by Teri Stock “Wax on Wax off” This is the perfect time as singers and teachers to perfect our…
5 Things to Help Your Pop Singers Improve
Weekly TEaching Tip – July 27, 2020 by Tricia Grey You may or may not be doing these 5 things with your pop students. Tricia…
