American Suzuki Journal 47.1

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ASJ 47.1, page 0

by Judy Bossuat-Gallic, Sarah Hersh, Linda Stieg, Roger Stieg

Historical, Lessons, Shinichi Suzuki, Suzuki
ASJ 47.1, page 24

by Frances Green

Public Schools, Schools, Suzuki, Suzuki in the Schools
ASJ 47.1, page 34

by Rachel Fabulich

There are many “tall tales” about conversations with, and quotes from, Dr. Suzuki. One of my favorite tales goes something like this: A mother is speaking with Dr. Suzuki about how to create the perfect environment for a Suzuki method… Read more ▶

Suzuki, Suzuki Early Childhood Education
ASJ 47.1, page 42

by Kay Collier McLaughlin

Chairs Message, Suzuki
ASJ 47.1, page 2

by Karen Kubin

This might seem like a stretch, the claim in this title. I mean, your teacher is fabulous, of course: friendly, knowledgeable, skilled—but a superhero? Not exactly! What you do not realize is that she is deep undercover, like Bob Parr… Read more ▶

Articles for Parents, Students
ASJ 47.1, page 20

by Pierre Yves Gagnon

Tone, Viola
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by Karen Gerelus

Motivation, Parents
ASJ 47.1, page 45

by Cecilia Dayana Rosales Prieto

Santiago de Cuba is a city known for its rich history and its distinctive cultural influence. Located in southeast Cuba, with more than five centuries since its founding, this eclectic city is known as the “capital of the Caribbean.” A musical… Read more ▶

Cuba, Latin America, Suzuki, Suzuki Method, Teachers, Violin
ASJ 47.1, page 48

by Cecilia Dayana Rosales Prieto

Santiago de Cuba es una ciudad conocida por su rica historia y sus influencias culturales distintivas. Ubicada al suroriente de Cuba, la Capital del Caribe como también se le conoce, es una urbe ecléctica, con más de cinco siglos de… Read more ▶

Cuba, Espanol, Latin America, Suzuki, Violin
ASJ 47.1, page 51

by Lynn McCall, Laura Wright

Memorial
ASJ 47.1, page 55

by Pat D'Ercole

A riddle for you: What has 102 entries pertaining to the many aspects of Suzuki Method, is easy to find on a website, and is updated every two years? Give up? It’s the Suzuki Bibliography on the website of the… Read more ▶

IRSTE, Research, Suzuki
ASJ 47.1, page 13

by Kate Einarson

Pediatrician Dipesh Navsaria delivered a fascinating keynote speech at the 2018 SAA Conference that revolved around what he referred to as “the world of the early brain.” He talked about many concepts that Suzuki teachers would find familiar, including the… Read more ▶

Research
ASJ 47.1, page 15