Resources
REMINDER: On Friday, January 28th, APTA presents ![]()
"The Pianist and Their Piano: Exploring Vital Connections Between Excellence in Piano Performance and Piano Technology", featuring Kendall Hafermehl, a piano technician and musician. This is sure to be a highly interesting and informational session -- make sure you put it in your calendar! ![]()
The registration link has been sent to APTA members. If you're not yet a member of this amazing group of piano teachers, check us out at www.aptaonline.net. Our mission is to provide encouragement, inspiration, and educational opportunities for all piano teachers!
Credo part 2: the rural teacher is just as important as the urban teacher, and vice versa. Teachers are from all over Alberta, and each studio is unique and different, as each teacher is unique and different. Wherever you teach, whatever demographic you focus on, you have something to bring to APTA and we have resources to offer you. Join us and get to know rural teachers if you're an urban teacher, and learn from urban teachers if you're a rural teacher! And, if you've made it this far, where are you from? Let us know in the comments below!
Did you know that APTA has both a mission statement and a credo on our website? What we believe is laid out clearly, and the goal is that it inspires you to join this group of teachers who all believe the same thing! So, here's part 1 of 4 of our credo: that teaching is a lifelong learning process, and we respect and support all teachers at any stage of their professional development. So, whether you're just starting out or 30 years in, you are welcome in APTA, and we all love to learn from each other.