Talk Less, Smile More: Adjusting Feedback in the Voice Studio

Abstract: This article explores how teacher feedback during voice lessons impacts student learning. By examining the literature on the subject and incorporating an understanding of the three stages of motor learning, the author identifies times when students may benefit as teacher feedback is adjusted, temporarily withheld, or halted altogether.

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Journal of Singing
Published
2025-12-07
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https://doi.org/10.53830/sing.00207
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Diverse Music Education Insights
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Talk Less, Smile More: Adjusting Feedback in the Voice Studio

Brian Manternach
Journal of Singing
Diverse Music Education Insights
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Talk Less, Smile More: Adjusting Feedback in the Voice Studio

Brian Manternach
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Abstract: This article explores how teacher feedback during voice lessons impacts student learning. By examining the literature on the subject and incorporating an understanding of the three stages of motor learning, the author identifies times when students may benefit as teacher feedback is adjusted, temporarily withheld, or halted altogether.

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