[Ruth Discua]

been there! keep up the good work

[Ruth Discua]

I use an online booking system and can update my slots as and when, it also takes payment for the lesson on booking.. for those that can’t commit it’s up to them to book in themselves on the calender and if there isn’t slots there isn’t slots.. you will probably find the ones that want to be flexible will drop off the radar and then.. you can keep the regular ones but if they don’t and genuinely work different shift patterns then they will fill your last min cancellation slots and it works well for everyone

[Ruth Discua]

Yes… Tell him your full and say he would be better with a teacher that is able to be “more flexible”

[Ruth Discua]

I would do tongue trills sticky out tongue warm ups

Th and general tongue twisters

when practicing slow the section with the th in right down and almost.. shock them when it comes round to it to change the thinking pattern when i say shock them i just mean, make a big thing of it at that part in the line and build up from there the talent code is a good book to just support how to get people to consciously practise something in addition to repetition

Probably all the normal vowel shape exercises, i think its just practise ive had students that ive told time and time again.. but if they dont consciously practice it and change the habit it tends to stay the same

Language is another tough one, german and french and asian find the english or american accent pretty tough ive found.. so its just like they are learning a new language

if they are young its easier adult harder like… if i had learned to do the rolling r with spanish when i was very young it would have been better, not sure id even be able to learn it now

if anyone can think

[Ruth Discua]

lol o yes