Suzuki Method
In 1945, a Japanese violinist named Shinichi Suzuki began a revolutionary teaching method that would eventually bear his name, but which he called “Talent Education.” His premise was that talent is not inborn, but can be developed to a high level in every person. Until his death in 1998 at the age of ninety-nine, Dr. Suzuki worked tirelessly to challenge the way we see our children and approach their learning. His method has been applied to many instruments as well as preschool. In order to develop a talent, Dr. Suzuki showed us that the following five conditions are necessary: