Phong Le
Contact: phong@oclef.com
Teaching Philosophy
If learning feels hard, you're doing it wrong.
--Richard Feynman
I develop independent piano students. My lessons are 15 minutes each, and students are required to attend Monday to Friday. Each lesson focuses on one or two layers of musicality. The goal of my projects is to show how students are able to synthesize complexity by cognitive compression.
I like coming up with new techniques to accelerate student learning. Teaching students how to think analytically and how to memorize piano music without rote practice are two areas of special interest to me. You will never see me play the piano in lessons. I believe mimicking is the worst strategy for students to learn anything creative.
--Richard Feynman
I develop independent piano students. My lessons are 15 minutes each, and students are required to attend Monday to Friday. Each lesson focuses on one or two layers of musicality. The goal of my projects is to show how students are able to synthesize complexity by cognitive compression.
I like coming up with new techniques to accelerate student learning. Teaching students how to think analytically and how to memorize piano music without rote practice are two areas of special interest to me. You will never see me play the piano in lessons. I believe mimicking is the worst strategy for students to learn anything creative.
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