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As a music teacher, what do you do when a student misses lessons? Do you assign double the work, or just the same amount of workload? Do you require them to take a longer lesson right before they leave? any thoughts are appreciated, thanks!
-Theresa Chen
Los Angeles music teacher
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It depends on the situation. If I know they are not going to be there beforehand then I may give them some extra work to hold them over. If they are going to be away on a vacation I won't bother because they won't work on it. One thing I'm always conscious of is to not overwhelm them with material.
If they miss a lesson that was canceled a day or so before I'll just see where they are at when they come back and move on from there.
It really depends on the situation. Most of of the times it works by assigning more work.
