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Dad told me, anybody who can breathe can teach! He must have had poor teachers!

By Bonny D. | 6/5/2012 2:17 PM CST |

You don't need a teaching degree to effectively teach!

I'm not knocking certified teachers. I learned teaching while working as a substitute teacher and as a broadcast-media sales representative. As a mother, I had to learn to help with homework! I'm not a baby-boomer! We did things the hard way (before dishwashers!). And we were achievers!

Now I can pass those good habits on to my students! Whatever you do, do it with excellence!

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Ready for Summer Brush-up Fun Mixed with Academic Prep? Contact me! You'll Love Learning!

By Bonny D. | 6/5/2012 1:59 PM CST |

Why did I choose to teach via WyzAnt?

It seems that people trust screening agencies today! We want someone to do the background research for us! From the web search, I found this placement company. It's easier that way to market my services, so it seems! Be my first student or group or students!

My local and international references are excellent!

I love to teach!

My students become my friends!

Sincerely,
Bonny

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Tutor With Patience and Skill

By Sunny B. | 2/13/2012 7:08 PM CST |

I will come to your house to improve your skills in the tutoring areas mentioned. All you need is the right equipment and/or software and we'll start from there. Life is too short, learn something that you have the desire to learn now. Years of experience in these fields and awards in some of these fields backup for my work. We'll start at the beginning then move along to where you see yourself being happy. I set up my tutoring to fit each students needs and aspirations. So lets get started, what are you waiting for? Check out my profile at http://www.wyzant.com/tutors/sunnyb.

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Hearing Your Own Voice

By Chris A. | 8/1/2011 5:00 PM CST |

Hearing Your Own Voice

Why does my voice sound different on a recording than in my own head?

When you speak or sing, you are hearing most of your voice via the vibrations travelling through your head, not sound travelling to your ears from outside. The sound waves that make up the sounds of your voice are travelling through a lot of bone, muscle and other tissues before they make it to the ear drum. Hence, it changes a bit, that's why every voice has a unique version that only its owner can hear.

How does this effect learning how to sing?

Sometimes you will make a sound that in your own head...

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How a Lesson Works: Vocal Technique

By Chris A. | 8/1/2011 4:57 PM CST |

A voice lesson is not a performance. It is a lab where you conduct fun experiments.

The performer presents ‘the known’ (i.e. the memorized music within yourself, using the habits you’ve practiced) in the context of the ‘unknown’ (the setting, the audience, the building, etc.). You don’t experiment with your technique in a performance, you don’t really try new stuff, but instead you present what you’ve already learned. We present what we know in a new space, in front of new people.

In a voice lesson the student is in the context of familiarity (the ‘known’) and moves into the ‘unknown’ (new...

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