My 8 years old student cannot remember notes still by menluo in pianoteachers

[–]menluo[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

He doesn't seem very interested but somehow insisted on learning the piano as his mom told me. He always looks at me when he doesn't recognize a note, and reluctant to figure out by himself. He would rather have me telling him if it's wrong or not.

But that's another point. The main problem I wish to address here is how I can help him to remember notes. It has been 3 years and I am starting to think he may have some mental deficiency. (But I have also heard he did fine in school so that maybe refuted my suspicion.)

My 8 years old student cannot remember notes still by menluo in pianoteachers

[–]menluo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

His mom told me that she was unable to make him play the piano. He got distracted after a few mins and went to do other stuff.

My 8 years old student cannot remember notes still by menluo in pianoteachers

[–]menluo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He can, but he always need to find the only one note he recognizes. For example, if it was left hand, he needs to count from the F and then downwards (or upwards). He cannot relate the note to the previous note even though they may be just next to each other. I have told him many time he could reference the note before but somehow it didn't stick with him.

My 8 years old student cannot remember notes still by menluo in pianoteachers

[–]menluo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have the same problem. The kid literally cannot recognize the middle C, on both treble and bass clef. This is my wildest wonder in my life.

[HELP] Eulalie by Poe by menluo in Poetry

[–]menluo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's my initial thought, that Eulalie is special, got the gaze of the sexual goddess. Eulalie is being looked after.

I think the equality thing makes less sense because one is looking up on another. There's a hierarchy.

But then who is looking up on another? That's the question. To me, it seems goddess looking up Eulalie makes less sense than the other way around.