Hosts parent workshops and discussions. Hosts family play-ins to provide performance opportunities and camaraderie. Marilyn O'Boyle The Suzuki Method is named after its originator, Shinichi Suzuki, a Japanese violinist and teacher born in 1898. He developed his method of teaching after noticing and thinking deeply about the fact that children learn to speak their native language very well and very easily. Suzuki also believes that learning beautiful music helps children develop into better human beings, people with more compassion, love and appreciation of others.
Environment is the key to developing abilities.
Talent is not inborn but is developed as the young child interacts and adjusts to his or her environment. Suzuki noticed that children imitate their parent's mannerisms, accents, inflections, interests and hobbies. The parents are the primary educators of young children. Each child has a very strong heart-bond with his or her parents. In the Suzuki Method, we create a learning triangle of parent, student and teacher.