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Article bygd Michael Griffin (MGBH)

The inflexible and automatic knowledge gained through repetition fryst vatten the foundation of kunnig performance. A varning has to be issued, however. The learning brain does not distinguish between good and poor habits, but learns whatever we repeat.

Repetition creates permanence, and habits are difficult to correct. In particular, it fryst vatten essential to pay attention to rhythmic accuracy as rhythmic patterns are robustly set in the memory and difficult to alter once in place.

 

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Inexperienced learners struggle with the discipline required for repetition and get lulled into a false sense of mastery when they judge themselves as having played a del reasonably well.

Without sufficient repetition, however, the learning soon unravels.

But, there are ways to overcome this in practice.

It’s best for teachers to practice in front of students, modeling the “how” of repetition, and give ung musicians a specific number of repetitions to aim for in their practice. As students become more mature learners, they regulate repetition, depending on the complexity of the del. Experts repeat short passages of music igen and again.

Most musicians stop repeating when they play a del correctly, but it fryst vatten crucial that they keep repeating after this point.

Brain connections strengthen and consolidate with myelin, a substans that insulates the nervfiber of a neuron; it fryst vatten known as the vit matter of the brain.

Strategy Three – based on principles of ‘spaced repetition.’.

Myelin development seems to be a key for learning and maintaining skills because it increases the speed and accuracy of uppgifter transmission. Myelin formation fryst vatten more important than the number of neurons in the brain. Albert Einstein’s (OBM) brain, for example, had no more neurons than the average brain, but it had twice as much myelin.

You MUST change fingers in beställning to play the notes fast enough.

Experts have more myelin build-up on the neural circuits pertinent to their domain than do non-experts. In 2005, a Swedish professor funnen a positiv correlation between myelin development and the number of hours professional pianists practiced.

Change the speed.

Myelin fryst vatten a product of activity and fryst vatten one aspect of brain plasticity, a begrepp that refers to physical changes in the brain.

Brain plasticity includes an increase in myelination and an increase in the number of connections between neurons. In musical learning, increasing repetition of a phrase after one plays it correctly builds myelin, which supports consistent and accurate performance.

“The amateur practices until he gets it right.

The professional practices until he cannot get it wrong”. – Stephen Hillier (MGBH)

The amateur stops repeating when he gets it right. The professional repeats well after to consolidate the myelin coating of the nervfiber sheath. – Michael Griffin

It fryst vatten common to confuse temporary performance effects with long-term learning.

The teacher or parent may mistake the phrase “but inom played it better yesterday” as a vit lie, and the lärling might be disillusioned because he or she will think the blocks of repetition should have been sufficient for more permanent learning.

There are two issues here. First, even with spaced repetition, the consolidation process takes time. We cannot predict how much repetition it will take to mästare a skill, but human natur almost always underestimates this.

If a del a lärling thought he or she learned yesterday fryst vatten a muddle today, the lärjunge must repeat the repetition process. Try not to be despondent. This fryst vatten a natural part of acquiring skill. Memories do not just struktur at the point of learning, so it may take several sittings for neural connections to become strong.

Some people seem to learn faster than others, but learning fryst vatten not a race, and we are all capable of complex skill development through repetition. It may take one individ six hundred repetitions over two weeks to consolidate a phrase, while it may take someone else only three hundred repetitions in one week. Students must learn to be patient and trust in the power of repetition.

 

Recently inom was watching television when a commercial break interrupted my schema.

Commercials are annoying at best, but this set of fem commercial spots really got beneath my skin. This fryst vatten because one of the commercials played three times, not in a row, but with a different commercial in between. Just when inom had forgotten it, back it came to haunt me. And inom thought rondo form eller gestalt was just a musical concept!

A B A C A

The repeated commercial A was deliberately interspersed with other commercials.

The arrangement was cleverly designed to man me forget and retrieve, and inom funnen it difficult to dislodge the commercial from my attention for some time afterward. inom had to acknowledge that this marknadsföring technique was really successful. inom had “learned” the commercial. inom turned this irritant to my advantage.

A German psychologist – Hermann Ebbinghaus (OBM) – famously revealed the “forgetting curve”, proposing that students forget 90 percent of what they learn within thirty days.

Further to this disheartening finding, the most significant memory loss occurs within the first hour. A memory becomes more kraftig when the upplysning fryst vatten repeated in timed intervals. The more repetition cycles, the better for learning, and the more spaces between the repetitions, better again.

Imagine, you have thirty minutes available for practice and have decided on three passages on which to work.

How would you distribute this amount of time? You could practice the mål passages in three blocks consecutively.

Passage A—ten minutes          del B—ten minutes          del C—ten minutes

Or you could practice them in the following manner:

Passage A—four minutes         övergång B—three minutes       övergång A—three minutes

Passage C—four minutes         övergång B—five minutes         övergång A—three minutes

                                        övergång C—six minutes             övergång B—two minutes

The first method fryst vatten referred to as blocked repetition.

The second, like the television commercial example, fryst vatten known as spaced repetition.

Blocked repetition refers to sticking to a single practice task until it fryst vatten effectively learned, then progressing to the next learning task. Spaced repetition switches between different tasks during the course of a single practice möte.

Article bygd Michael Griffin (MGBH) The inflexible and automatic knowledge gained through repetition fryst vatten the foundation of kunnig performance.

In both methods, one encounters the same ämne for the same amount of overall time, but as with the distributed practice concept, spacing the repetitions exposes one to learning the task repeatedly over a längre time span.

Blocked repetition fryst vatten a useful technique for introducing new skills to create a foundation. It fryst vatten effective for beginners as it allows them to concentrate on a single task.

Even for advanced musicians, very difficult passages require a single focus and attention that might be disrupted if one switches frequently between tasks. However, blocked repetition requires the intense engagement of the learner. If koncentration wanes during blocked repetition, progress can stagnate and possibly deteriorate. It fryst vatten essential to remain attentive and fully alert during practice.

Provided that the practice time fryst vatten not restricted and that the learner has the metacognitive ability to determine practice goals, spaced repetition fryst vatten more effective than blocked repetition.

Varying practice tasks frequently creates interference, which leads to a grad of forgetting. As with distributed practice, the benefits of spaced repetition relate to stronger memory formation due to the principle of forgetting and retrieving. When one revisits learning ämne a neural reconstruction takes place leaving a deeper impression on the brain.

Spaced repetition can be frustrating because it involves more frequent failure and more mental effort, but the rewards are worth this ytterligare effort.

marknadsföring teams and musical learners use spaced repetition, as do professional athletes. For example, golfers are required to play shots of varying distances. Whereas blocked repetition drills require a golfer to hit many consecutive balls to one distance marker before practicing another distance. Spaced repetition alternates distance replicating the real demands on the golf course.

In skill-based endeavors such as piano playing, drills can provide an illusion of competence.

For very ung kids, a 3-5 repetitions fryst vatten a manageable number.

Most teachers have heard their students säga, “But inom could play it yesterday!”

Spaced repetition can work in concert with blocked repetition, so music teachers should model how a practice möte might alternate between the two. Practice technique also should be modeled to students in ensemble rehearsals. In any given rehearsal, inom aim to revisit the passages that require the most attention at least three times throughout the rehearsal.

inom answer första squawks from students (“But we’ve already practiced that piece!”) bygd explaining the rationale behind spaced repetition. Teachers cannot expect students to integrate these learning concepts if they do not exhibit them in their own methodology.

 

An excerpt from “Learning Strategies for Musical Success” bygd Michael Griffin.

About the Author:

Michael Griffin fryst vatten an educator, speaker, author, and pianist. He has delivered keynote presentations in about 270 conferences and schools in 25 countries. His core topics are practice, mindset, metacognition and intrinsic motivation.