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Music Studios Policies vs. Indiscipline Students  by: Sujanti Djuanda Studio policies will make music studios run well. For example, the policy state that if students didn’t pay tuition fee at first lesson of the month, they must pay late fee. Then students will generally pay on time. Another policy, if students miss lesson without any notification, lesson can't be made up. Then students will generally notify teachers if they can't take lesson. Unfortunately, it's not always work well. The following examples show studio policies didn’t work for certain families. They decided to quit or didn’t mind to be penalized than followed the policies. • Parents decided to quit than pay late fee although they have signed the agreement of studio policy. • Parents didn’t mind to pay late fee so each month, their children still late in tuition payment. • Parents asked their child to miss lessons without notifying teacher because they would go shopping and didn’t mind lessons couldn't be made up. • Student missed lessons without notifying teacher because traveled with friends and didn’t mind lessons couldn't be made up. As teachers, we have only two choices to overcome this problem, dismiss the indiscipline students or continue to teach them. If we have many good students with good parents, there will no problem to dismiss some bad. However, if have many indiscipline ones and need tuition fee, should we dismiss them? It will make teachers in a bad mood and the decision is in teachers. As students/parents, we should care to our music teachers as we did to our best friends/families. The solution is only love and take care our teachers then we will appreciate and respect them automatically. Just do it from our heart! About The Author Yen Yen (Sujanti Djuanda) has been teaching piano about 14 years. Currently also learn and work on music composing. http://yen03.bizhat.com. This article was posted on February 21, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Music and Movies" Category: A Look At What Makes A Blockbuster Movie by Morgan Hamilton You've Got Mail (DVD) Review by Britt Gillette Why Practice Drums With a Metronome? by Dan Brown Spinning Belt Buckles, The Finishing Touches by Brent Wilson National Lampoon's Animal House (DVD) Review by Britt Gillette Soap (Season 3) DVD Review by Britt Gillette Tips For The Solo Musician: Get Paid For Practicing? by Kevin Brown Seven Steps To A Successful Audition by Marco Kasel Legal Free MP3 Downloads - Is It Possible ? by Guro Moy Hip Hop Pendants, A Must Have In The Hip Hop Jewelry Collection by Brent Wilson << Back to "Music And Movies" Index

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