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[quote=Anonymous]DD has been taking piano for 3 years and is practicing consistently and making great progress. She's just graduated from the level lesson books. 
But her motivation is flagging somewhat, I wonder if it's cuz her private teacher doesn't do recitals, so there's not much excitement and no social element?? Also her teacher is a good teacher but not too personable. So I've tentatively started looking for a new teacher. It seems the piano teachers I come across are either pretty "serious" and part of WMTA and have their kids participate in competitions, or they are teaching very young kids lots of beginners. 
Ideally I'd like a teacher who is fun and infectious with her love of music, who can make a personal bond with my daughter and motivate her. It may be too much to expect I guess. It's also such a crapshoot looking for teachers, most of them don't have websites or post anything online. The ones who do are the serious ones. How can I find the right teacher for her? [/quote]

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