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Should I ask Jessie to keep learning Piano? Jessie, my first daughter, told me that she doesn' t want to learn piano from this term. The only reason is the teacher Patty will ask her play again and again if she make mistake.As I know, if you want to play piano well, you have to practice everyday and keep learing for a long time. Since Jessie is so young that I'm not sure whether it's suitable to let her make decision. Therefore, I don't want to push her in preasure. Shall I ask her to try more time or just her to take a rest until she is interested again? Is there anyone can share your experience?

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I will try to discuss with her and see how to proceed. Thanks for your sharing.
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My sister is a Music teacher. She told me that we should learn music when we really like. Playing piano isn't easy and it requests a lot of patience. So, in your situation, I think you should let your daughter choose what she really wants. I don't know how old your daughter is but I guess she's still young. Right? If so, you should wait for her until she grows up and she can understand the beauty of piano then you can ask her to continue to learn to play Piano. By the way, playing piano is good for developing the brain.
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Should I ask Jessie to keep learning Piano?

Jessie, my first (eldest) daughter, told me that she doesn' t want to learn piano from as of this term. The only reason is the teacher, Patty, will ask her to play again and again if she makes a mistake. As I know, if you want to play piano well, you have to practice every day and keep learing for a long time. Since Jessie is so young, that I'm not sure whether it's suitable to let her make decisions on her own. Therefore, I don't want to push her in preasure pressure her. Shall Should I ask her to try more time again or just tell her to take a rest break until she is interested again? Is there anyone can share your their experience?

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Should I ask Jessie to keep learning Piano?

Jessie, my first daughter, told me that she doesn' t want to learn piano from this term. The only reason is the teacher Patty will ask her play again and again if she makes mistake.As I know, if you want to play piano well, you have to practice everyday and keep learning for a long time. Since Jessie is so young that I'm not sure whether it's suitable to let her make decision. Therefore, I don't want to push her in preassure. Shall I ask her to try more time or just her to take a rest untill she is interested again? Is there anyone can share your experience?

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