Teaching Singers with Dyslexia: The Small Changes That Could Have a Big Impact ⏱ 3 Mins
Making a few easy adaptions in your studio can help singers with dyslexia feel nurtured and included.
Making a few easy adaptions in your studio can help singers with dyslexia feel nurtured and included.
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Nikki Loney doesn’t discourage parents from observing singing lessons – she invites them into her studio. Read on to discover why.
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