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Gregg Goodhart - The Learning Coach
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2019
Teaching the way learning really works that they don't teach in school so that anyone can achieve far beyond what they thought possible.
Retrieval Practice - Residency at Austin Peay State University Day 1
I start a timer, tell them what were going to do, and start talkin' all sciency.
Day one of the APSU Residency. Started in the morning with the University Choir (thanks Dr. Foster!). Then just two more things String Studio and Youth Orchestra rehearsal.
Here is a little clip. I started them on spaced repetition without explaining it. That came later, but wanted to get it started, get used to the weird way it feels.
They just sang the first four measures of some new music. That is always a great introduction for large group rehearsal. Make the beginnings easy to play perfectly at the drop of a hat. Easy to do, and the players will feel it. Then let retrieval practice take over rehearsal like a kudzu vine. 🤪
Day one of the APSU Residency. Started in the morning with the University Choir (thanks Dr. Foster!). Then just two more things String Studio and Youth Orchestra rehearsal.
Here is a little clip. I started them on spaced repetition without explaining it. That came later, but wanted to get it started, get used to the weird way it feels.
They just sang the first four measures of some new music. That is always a great introduction for large group rehearsal. Make the beginnings easy to play perfectly at the drop of a hat. Easy to do, and the players will feel it. Then let retrieval practice take over rehearsal like a kudzu vine. 🤪
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Great stuff!
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Hey Gregg, I'm one of your Superlearning students from MU. I might want to punch the wall, or Rodger Waters? No, I'd rather punch Dave Gilmour. Rodger speaks up for the world's people against the evil empire, while cowardly Dave and his Zionist wife defend the status quo. Still working on some of Dave's solos though.
Appreciate the humor…..”spelled just like it sounds “. 😊
😀 When I have to write it I sometimes write, "Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (Pronounced: "Csikszentmihalyi")
Great video Gregg! I'm going to implement this in my teaching immediately!
Excellent. Will need to frequently remind myself. Easy to drift away little by little. Makes excellent sense when I think it through. Thank you!!
Love how you break this down! Or up.
I'm curious what the book is. I know that isn't the point of the video, but it's always good to have more practice material.
It is from a guitar sight reading method I wrote for the high school guitar program I used to teach in. I couldn’t find any method that taught the basics. Unfortunately, it isn’t published. I’ll do it someday when the time is right, but right now I’d have to do it on my own and maybe sell 20! Not worth the effort without a publisher, but maybe…. In the meantime try method books, which is what I did before my method. New notes are usually introduced a few at a time with exercises in long note values then a few more that get slightly more complex. Read through the introductory sections in 3-5 methods, then the next, and so on. Also, you could use some really easy music, like single line easy etudes (just remove the bass or treble line if you can’t find any single line, and put four counts between every note to train looking ahead (make all the notes whole notes). It is all about training looking ahead first.
Thanks Gregg for your encouragement. Your coachig helped me a lot, and I still practice the techniques you taught me!
Thanks, I'm so glad. Yes, the coaching stuff lasts a lifetime. Instrumental teaching is an ongoing thing over months and years, as it necessarily should be. The learning to practice thing (which is a secret that shouldn't be a secret) takes a few sessions to give a foundation to explore for a lifetime! Practice coaching is necessary companion teaching to the learning of an instrument. Someday it will seem normal, right now it is kind of revolutionary.
The artist's curse is a great reminder -- and makes total sense. When you talked about asking a student what he or she would like to do better and have been met with a blank stare, I recognized myself -- didn't even need a mirror. :)
Great to hear! Now act on it! Do it in your next practice. Understand you might not find anything the first few times. Don't beat yourself up because trying to find stuff and failing is success in LEARNING to find stuff. Little by little it will open up. So awesome you've found that!
They call Practicing more deliberate practice 😂😂😂😂
Incorrect.
It's naive practice 😑
You didn’t read anders Ericsson’s book, did you? He exactly said that just more practicing is just a naive practice. Then there’s a purposeful practice, and one that’s more efficient is deliberate practice. Why is it hard for you to understand that 10000 hours practicing it’s not about deliberate practice. Deliberate practice is not time + practice, it’s methods that u implement in you’re practice
I like your approach. The carrot is much more motivating than the stick for long-term habits. Sure, being chased by pirhanas is good for a quick adrenaline-fueled swim, but to make something a permanent part of your life you gotta enjoy something about it. When I look back to the things I am proud of acheiving, it was fun and satisfaction with myself that fueled me to keep the challenge going. For months I was hard with myself telling me I 'must' practice for hours a day - and I practiced zero. One day I did 3 hours and it was quite tiring. So instead I recently told myself 'Keep your goals grand, but take small steps toward them, because it's better than the current situation of stagnation'. These past few days I easily did 30-55m per day and I am seeing steady progress. I had to remain humble and promise myself that in the end I *will* practice a lot, but that the climb there must be gradual for me to stick to it. Orienting selective attention is a fear for me, and my solution is exactly as you said, to get started, to ask myself 'How small does the action need to be, for me to make it right now?' as if I am giving myself a blank check but insisting that I sign it. So if an entire piece seems difficult, I say learn just one hand part. If it's too fast, play it slow. Most things in life can be broken down.
Great content Gregg but plz keep the mic closer, it sounds like ur too far away from the mic.
You don't know how right you are! I used the wrong audio track. That is the mic on my phone (ugh!) not the one in front of me. Can't re-edit it now. As always, thanks for the feedback. All the best.
Hi Gregg, I think your videos are absolutely fantastic. I am a teacher and you have given me a lot to think about to help my students learn. I think your videos will be even better if you get a better sound system. There is a lot of echo in the current setup that muffles the sound. Your content and presentation are absolute gold, so they deserve a sound quality to match. Just a suggestion.
Thanks for the kind words and the suggestion. I'm using a Blue Yeti, but the ceiling is 10 feet high, large room and hard floors. Problem is I've got nowhere else that looks decent! I guess I could go to the beach😀 Maybe if I move the mic closer. I've also got a couple of AKG's I could try. Maybe the microphone on the airpods will work better, but I hate wearing those. I'll try some experiments. Any suggestions from anybody are welcome as well. Thanks again.
Record over a carpet to avoid echo and phase issues.
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Please stop with the annoying dramatics. Stop assuming your audience is dumb.
interesting
Very good. I don't understand why people would not want to be the best they can be in activities they enjoy doing especially?
You'd be surprised, I know I was! Nobel Prize winning researcher Daniel Kahneman's book, "Thinking Fast, and Slow," is an in depth look at how humans make bad decisions all the time while thinking they've they've weighed all the options/facts etc. It is a great resource for learning how to get past that with others and ourselves so that real learning can occur. Thanks for the comment.
Gregg, your positivity is so refreshingly contagious! ❤
Thanks, Nick, the enthusiasm is genuine.
Great stuff so inspiring
Thanks, Happy Ron, so glad you find it helpful! And great to see you here, we seem to keep running into each other!
@@gregggoodhart-thelearningc6699 probably cause I keep searching you out! All the best !
I learnd this on the way to Carnegie hall
Good one!
My challenge is Improv over a Jazz Standard. But, it just occurred to me - If I can play the original melody, why can't I make up my own melody? After all, what do you think a Contrafact is!
Sure, Mark, why not add a few of the notes in between the melody notes to start. Listen to the real basic improv Louis Armstrong did. There is a reason his stuff is the foundation of jazz. The biggest mistake I see made in learning/teaching improv, and I made the same mistake for years, is giving/trying too much. Break it down into bite sized ideas and build didactically from there. I've been thinking about doing something about this as I've gotten more that a few similar thoughts from people. Anyone else interested in this?
Being grateful for where I am brings me joy on the journey of where I am going.
Nice, Kimberly, I think that about sums it up! If our practice works there is a lot of joy to be had along the journey.
I was in a Band back in the day with Gregg and believe me he was a Force to be reckoned with on the Guitar......
We need to see some of your Music ;)
I love your honesty. You said it perfectly. Results of our work DO matter to us.
Which course do you talk about in this video?
Thanks for asking. It is called Musical Superlearning and it hosted by Musical-U secure.musical-u.com/mslp-offer-1
before 2:21 after 2:31
Good stuff. I've struggled for years due to having a painful physical disability and being on the autistic spectrum, but this type of learning has helped me tremendously
Great to hear, thanks for sharing. There is a free document on my website explaining ways to incorporate things like this in practice that you might find helpful ggoodhart.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Feel-the-Blearn-6-16-2016-revision.pdf
Extremely powerful especially the part of saxophone. I know the saxophone piece well and I have problems in the same section.
Thanks. Perhaps the best part is that all of the information is readily available in the research for anyone to use!
Is there a class for pianists?
Is this type of thing what you are looking for? th-cam.com/video/Pb5w5jBPDEI/w-d-xo.html There is also another, shorter/edited/ version on my channel as well.