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Latest updates on music edtech
Latest updates on music edtech
For Parents
Among youths aged 6 to 16 in England, one in six had mental health issues in 2021, up from one in nine in 2017. Fortunately, the negative stigma surrounding conditions has been reducing. The research has shown that music is one of the best tools to help with mental health - and we are delighted to share how you can utilise music to improve children’s mental health!
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For Parents
Commonly, parents aim to see the optimum results of their child's education. When it comes to music, practice makes perfect and there are many ways that parents can engage with their children. Take a look at some of the best methods to get involved with children’s musical journey for parents!
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For Parents
When your child is genuinely passionate about something, they are more motivated to learn. If that passion is music, you have come to the right place! Apart from high-quality music education, SYNKii offers Ofqual Accreditation, a mark of quality that prepares your children for their long-term journey - while studying what they love, music.
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For Teachers
As a consumer, we always have a specific product in mind. The same logic goes for the students and parents when selecting a music teacher. Think of the main factors that make you choose something or someone. Read to discover marketing tactics and personal branding curated specifically for online music teachers!
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For Teachers
The way we teach and learn music have been brought online the pandemic in 2020. Since then, online education provides both teachers and students flexibility, work-life balance and more. If you are thinking of teaching music online, here are some of the tips to excel your career and progress!
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For Parents
The current job market is competitive and fascinating, but what the future brings is even more exciting. Technology, AI and automation tools have been replacing workforce heavily since 2020. Now, the future generation of adults need to adapt into working alongside these futuristic prospects. Find out how you can prepare your child for the future job market trends!
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Among youths aged 6 to 16 in England, one in six had mental health issues in 2021, up from one in nine in 2017. Fortunately, the negative stigma surrounding conditions has been reducing. The research has shown that music is one of the best tools to help with mental health - and we are delighted to share how you can utilise music to improve children’s mental health!
Read moreFor Parents
Commonly, parents aim to see the optimum results of their child's education. When it comes to music, practice makes perfect and there are many ways that parents can engage with their children. Take a look at some of the best methods to get involved with children’s musical journey for parents!
Read moreFor Parents
When your child is genuinely passionate about something, they are more motivated to learn. If that passion is music, you have come to the right place! Apart from high-quality music education, SYNKii offers Ofqual Accreditation, a mark of quality that prepares your children for their long-term journey - while studying what they love, music.
Read moreFor Teachers
As a consumer, we always have a specific product in mind. The same logic goes for the students and parents when selecting a music teacher. Think of the main factors that make you choose something or someone. Read to discover marketing tactics and personal branding curated specifically for online music teachers!
Read moreFor Teachers
The way we teach and learn music have been brought online the pandemic in 2020. Since then, online education provides both teachers and students flexibility, work-life balance and more. If you are thinking of teaching music online, here are some of the tips to excel your career and progress!
Read more
For Students
Your music teacher is not just there to teach you how to play an instrument. They can also be a mentor, a sounding board, and a guide on your musical journey. Don't be afraid to share your thoughts, your feelings, and your dreams with them. They can help you navigate the ups and downs of learning music, and they can help you stay inspired and motivated.
Read moreYou can contact us to request demos, or sign up for webinars to learn more about teaching music online.
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