Motivating Students to Play Music During Summer Break (Music Teacher Tip #38)

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Balancing Relaxation and Progress

Summer break is a much-needed time for students to relax, unwind, and recharge for the upcoming school year. Helping students stay connected to music during their break can be a challenge, but with creative ideas, it’s possible.

Whether you continue teaching throughout the summer or opt for a well-deserved break, my aim is that these ideas I share in this music teacher tip, will help empower your students to sustain their musical progress while enjoying their time off. 

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