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TamaRemoDrummer

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No. 1 Posted on Mar 30, 2006 1:49 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

i am now teaching two kids (7 and 9) how to play drums. and im only 16!! I guess im starting my carrer in teaching drums a little earlier than i thought. http://www.myspace.com/kcinslick

syncopation

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No. 2 Posted on May 13, 2006 1:47 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

That is really cool.I hope it is a fun experience for you. I started a preschool during the summer when I was 16,loved it, and became an elementarty teacher.I love teaching little people. I always went to school, only one year did I ever feel like I was going to "work".. I was/am VERY fortunate to adore a job that I am paid to do every day. maybe this will be a key point in your future You never know.

T_Lee

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No. 3 Posted on May 27, 2006 9:41 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

dude thats awesome. good luck. im just not a good teacher. i am better at guitar then drums but i try to teach kids to play but i jsut can't understand how to get into their minds. maybe im just a very inpatient person.

haaiko

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No. 4 Posted on Sep 3, 2006 2:46 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

TamaRemoDrummer wrote: i am now teaching two kids (7 and 9) how to play drums. and im only 16!! I guess im starting my carrer in teaching drums a little earlier than i thought. You should be carefull, in what you teach, remember you can make this experience the best or the worst of their lives.

Texray1

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No. 5 Posted on Sep 7, 2006 4:26 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

My 7 year old padawan is doing pretty well. It still takes a lot of patience to keep him focused for 30 minutes but I'm learning how he thinks. And he is learning some decent grooves. He surprises me with how he can learn some that I don't think he is ready for and has trouble with some that I think are easier. Oh well, we all have our own brain patterns.

ktzj

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No. 6 Posted on Sep 25, 2007 5:56 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

The earlier you start the better. Just make sure you dont get complacent, and keep practicing.

Eeasyflow

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No. 7 Posted on Aug 19, 2008 12:24 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Keep it up! To share knowledge between drummers is a healty, fun and an important part to contribute to. Just keep in mind to only teach things you really know, keep it simple. Make sure your students have fun, thats the most important thing to remember.

paranoiadrummer

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No. 8 Posted on Oct 10, 2008 7:13 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Post is deleted EdRock edited on Oct 24, 2008 9:09 AM

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No. 9 Posted on Oct 12, 2008 9:54 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

paranoiadrummer wrote: yep..amazing Hey moron - Get off this forum, you are useless and irritating.

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