Robert Duke – Why students don’t learn what we think we teach

Posted bySimon PurcellPosted inConservatoire, education, Educational research, Music College, Music practice, PracticeTags:, , , , ,

I was fortunate enough to find this marvellous video at howtopractice.com (great resource) today. Robert Duke is Professor in Music and Human Learning at the University of Texas. This video/lecture could not be more important to all educators and all learners – click here if the video is not visible (and thank you to Cornell University for distributing their resources so freely).

Published by Simon Purcell

Jazz pianist and educator, International Professor of Improvisation at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London, formerly Head of Jazz at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

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