Module 2A: Taking Advantage of How Your Brain Works and Making

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Make Your Practice Perfect

Module 1: Review Your Current Practice and Build Basic Techniques

Introduction and overview of the course (11:50)
Module 1A: Forming Good Practice Habits 1: The Accuracy Formula (21:23)
Module 1B: Forming Good Practice Habits 2: Busting the 30 minute myth (27:32)

Module 2: Using Basic Psychology To Make Your Brain Work Harder For You

Module 2A: Taking Advantage of How Your Brain Works and Making Practice More Effective (18:02)
Module 2B: Planning Your Practice More Effectively (44:36)

Module 3: Lesson Notes, Practice Targets and The Order Of Practice

Module 3A: Practice Session: Targets and Tasks (22:27)
Module 3B: The Importance of Review and Order of Practice (35:34)
Module 3C :Adults and Self Directed Learners (29:02)

Module 4: Advanced Slow Practice Techniques, How To Learn New Pieces, What To Do When You Don't Achieve Your Aims

Module 4A: Advanced Slow Practice, How To Speed Up and When To Stop (28:00)
Module 4B: Breaking Pieces Down and In What Order Should You Learn a Piece? (31:20)
Module 4C: Learning Effectively (Supplementary Unit) (12:54)

Module 5 - Practice Environment and How To Use A Metronome Effectively

Module 5: How To Use A Metronome For Maximum Impact While Still Playing Musically (50:08)

Module 6: Recording, Scales, Technical Exercises, Sight Reading

Module 6A: Using Audio And Video Recordings To Inform Your Practice (22:11)
Module 6B: Scales, Technical Exercises, Long Notes (44:37)
Module 6C: Sight reading (24:27)

Module 7: Warmups And Improvisation

Module 7A: Warm Ups (10:01)
Module 7B: Improvisation And Why You Need To Know Your Instrument (19:50)

Module 8: Practice Games

Module 8A: Practice Games (15:18)

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Module 2A: Taking Advantage of How Your Brain Works and Making Practice More Effective

This module focuses on how your brain works and how you can use some simple psychological techniques to stop procrastinating and make your practice more effective.

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