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Student retention. How many lessons do students take? (All Teachers)
Phil Schneider replied 11 months, 2 weeks ago 5 Members · 11 Replies- lesson duration
- lesson frequency
- long-term students
- Music Lessons
- retention improvement
- retention rates
- student analysis
- student commitment
- student data
- student engagement
- student retention
- student statistics
- student statistics tracking
- student tracking
- teaching business
- teaching experience
- teaching metrics
- teaching patterns
- teaching strategies
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The point about adult learners Alan raises is interesting. I only take adults. The lack of time to commit is a common reason. Then lack of money. Also people move jobs or are travelling away for work regularly. Retirees are good. My figures are skewed because I have students who take a 10 lesson package subsidised by their employer. Then that ends.
its not just retention its also regularity that counts. Im plannig next year to specify an 80% attendance rate.
I agree with Matt besides the difficulty of collecting age and gender of students it will not reveal much of use (too many confounding variables).
But the number of times a student has taken a lesson, how frequently those lessons are and the average number of lessons a student will take before they stop taking lessons is the key stat.
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