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European Suzuki Association

Teacher Training & Examinations Manual

Revised March 2015

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TEACHER TRAINING SYLLABUS 2013

LEVEL 3

Recommended minimum contact training hours = 100 hours

Contact hours should include observation of children’s lessons to a maximum of 40 hours

Module 3.1

Suzuki Philosophy

3.1.1

Use the following references as a basis for study and discussion on Philosophy -

'The Man and his Philosophy’

(Chapters 14 & 15) by Evelyn Hermann

‘They're Rarely Too Young

...’ by Kay Collier Slone

5.1.2

Discuss Dr. Suzuki’s approach to the use of practice with accompaniment tapes and extra

repertoire recordings at home

Module 3.2

Suzuki Instrumental Performance

3.2.1

Individual and Group lessons on performance of the repertoire and applied technique

3.2.2

Continual Review of learned repertoire (including the previous Levels)

Module 3.3

Suzuki Pedagogy

3.3.1

Teaching Points of Level 3

3.3.2

Overview of the development through Level 3 repertoire

3.3.3

Discussion on Reading - when and how to introduce / suggested resources for developing

reading skills

Module 3.4

Parent Education

3.4.1

Preparing for Autonomy – Discuss the changing role of the parent in helping to establish

this

3.4.2

Discuss methods for helping the child to begin to practice alone

Module 3.5

Supervised Teaching with children

3.5.1

Individual lessons - also in Master Class format (Recommended minimum of 5)

3.5.2

Group lessons (Recommended minimum of 2)

3.5.3

Provide opportunities for the Teacher Trainer to observe students taught by the trainee –

where possible, attendance at lessons is preferred to recordings.

Module 3.6

Observation

3.6.1

Observation of at least 20 lessons, both Group and Individual

Module 3.7

Journal and Assignments (

Trainers to advise which are appropriate in each situation)

3.7.1

Add the Teaching Points for Level 3 to your Journal

3.7.2

Make an article or list of ideas on How to Practice effectively

3.7.3

Add further ideas on teaching Group and individual classes at this Level

3.7.4

Add information on points to consider in mixed Level classes

3.7.5

Write an evaluation about the development of your Suzuki teaching and playing skills.