Hudson Drum Lesson Planner
Hudson Drum Lesson Planner
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Hudson Drum Lesson Planner

Steve Weiss Music SKU: 06620136
1 review
Price:
$7.20
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In stock

Description

This guide provides plenty of space for teacher and student to create complete multimedia lesson plans, track progress, and create transcriptions. There are 21 two-page spreads of lesson assignment sheets with facing blank manuscript pages, plus extra blank staff pages at the end of the book. This planner is the perfect way to organize lessons and can be used with all your favorite books, DVDs and web sites, as well as your own exercises.

This book is part of the Hudson Music TIP™ program (Teacher Integration Program). The goal of the program is to further and enhance drum education by helping teachers incorporate new media and technology into their current practices. Once enrolled, you will have access to several tools including downloadable Teachers Guides for many of the Hudson titles, interaction in the TIP forums, exclusive content from our world-renowned Advisory Board, and much more. Membership is free and signing up is easy. Simply log on to www.hudsonmusic.com, scroll down "Features" until "For Teachers" opens and follow the "Join the TIP" link.

Product Info

SKU 06620136
UPC 884088352196

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Customer Reviews

Don't bother

Rating
Posted by
Bubba Baggins
Date Posted
11/26/2011

I decided to try the Hudson Drum Lesson Planner because it was only $7.20, and I'm always interested in new ways to organize lessons, but did not get my money's worth. The description above is accurate. This book does provide plenty of space for writing in each week's lesson plans and assignments. Each two (facing)-page section is for each lesson, and includes blank lines labeled for technique exercise, repertoire, audio listening, and video viewing (imagine that...) assignments; plus widely-spaced (which is good for drumset manuscript) staff lines for notating musical examples. In short, this "guide" does everything you can do yourself with a $.99 memo pad and the occasional sheet of manuscript paper for the student to put in a binder. (Do most teachers or students have a full page of notating to do every week? If a student is doing a lot of transcribing, they'd be better off with a regular manuscript book anyway, and if the teacher is spending lots of lesson time writing out exercises and patterns, s/he is wasting the student's time; that stuff should be prepared in advance or worked from books.) With this book, it seems like a whole lot of the assignment lines and manuscript paper would go unused as lessons progress from week to week. So, I do not recommend this product. To me this seems like a salable promotion tool, or side product, for Hudson Music videos (many of which I love) more than a real useful and unique product in its own right.