Do You Want To Build A Snowman
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So you wanna win the prizes?!? Well, the prizes are raffled each week. Check your points here. The winner is chosen at random, but you can increase your chances of winning by earning more raffle points. Here's how you can earn more:
5000: Refer A Friend
When your friend signs up, they just have to put your username in the space that says "How did you hear about us?" As soon as they complete registration, you'll have an extra two grand in your account!
3000: Klopol Academy Level Up
When you complete any level at Klopol Academy, you automatically earn an extra 3000 points!
750: Mailbag
Go to the "Contact" page and send us your questions, your artwork, pictures, suggestions for featured videos and websites, or anything else you can think of. If your mail is chosen as the more interesting or the most useful, we'll feature it and you'll will 100 points!
750: YouTube Views
When one of your video submissions on YouTube hits 1000 views, send us a link and we'll give you your raffle points
500: Attend A Concert
Just send us a pic of you at a classical or jazz concert and let us know when and where it was.
500 (and up): Survey
At the end of any lesson (even in the archives) you can fill out the survey and pick up bonus raffle points based on your feedback
400: Monthly Contest
Visit LearnPianoLive.com/Contest any time to see how you can win this month's contest
300: Chatroom Winner
Each week during the live lesson we try to find someone in the chat room who is extra helpful, supportive to the other students, and focused on working on the song. That person will be announced at the end and will have earned 300 points!
300 Practice Form
At the back of your lesson PDF you'll get a practice chart. Fill it out, have a parent sign off, and send us the pic for an easy bunch of points
200: Video Submissions
Once you've practiced up a song and it sound impressive, record yourself playing it and send it in using the "Student Videos" tab on the menu. The only catch is that you HAVE to say in your video that it is for KidsLearnPianoLive.com or else we're not allowed to use the video and you won't get your points :( Thanks a lot, meany-head lawyers
150: Daily Challenge
Each day a new practice-along video and new secret code can be found by clicking on "Music Challenge". Follow the directions to practice the challenge and the song, but keep the volume up on your computer so you can hear each letter or number in the secret code when it is revealed. After the video is done, type in the entire code and click the "submit" button on the page. You'll earn 150 points for every day you submit the correct code!
50 (and up): Chat Participation
Even if you're not the chat winner, you can still earn points by contributing helpful comments during any live lesson.
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A good musician is not necessarily a good teacher! Even a great teacher is not the right fit for each student. Sadly, a large number of teachers will not refer a student elsewhere either because they don't know they're not a good fit, or they just want the money to keep coming in. Far too often, teachers see their students more as customers than as musicians. Here's what good teachers usually look like:
THE PROBLEM:
Sadly, there is no way you can consciously process all that is required to play your instrument. It's impossible. Many students get frustrated with how slowly they feel they learn music. Especially adults! They think that it's because they're too old to learn.
First - what problems do we solve?
1. Time – First, there’s no travel time. Second, if something comes up and you can’t make it to a lesson, there’s no problem – you can just watch the lesson in our archives and hopefully catch the next one live.