Teaching Philosophy

As much as I love performing on stage, my heart has always been with teaching. 

From my personal experience, I understand the impact a teacher can have on an individual. I was given the opportunity for a new chapter in the United States by an educator, and I aspire to be a teacher, advisor, and mentor who can be a source of guidance and inspiration for my own students. Having studied with seven teachers all with different teaching styles gives me a broad range of tools to help me quickly navigate and adapt to the needs and potential of each student.

I strongly believe that all students are capable of learning if they are given proper motivation and direction from their teachers. As an instructor and a mentor, I’m aware of the importance of keeping a respectful but also bonding relationship with my students and push them to reach their full potential. My goal is to keep the students motivated with my maximum attention and encouragement. 

Learning happens much faster and more naturally when you’re having fun. I help my students find the joy in learning and from the feelings of achievement and accomplishment as they conquer new tasks and skills. I help them discover their personality as a musician and how to express it to others. And most importantly, I want learning the flute to be fun and enjoyable.