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Young Method Teacher Certification

Become a Young Method Certified teacher — the errorless, data-driven piano method built for neurodivergent learners.

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$ 597 . 00 最大3 × $199.00

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Module 1 — Foundations of the Young Method
1.1 What ABA-style piano instruction means
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1.2 The three learning paths
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1.3 Who this serves
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1.4 Your setup checklist
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Module 2 — Shaping the First Sessions
2.1 Pairing the piano with fun
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2.2 Setting up the piano
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2.3 The baseline: your first data point
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2.4 Token boards that work
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2.2 Handout: Setting up the piano
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Module 3 — Prompting & Reinforcement in Action
3.1 The prompting hierarchy
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3.2 The 3-second rule
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3.3 Reinforcement timing & the token economy
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3.4 Fading without crashing
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Module 4 — Data: The Teacher's Compass
4.1 Baselines and weekly probes
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4.2 Data Sheet A and Data Sheet B, and the book average
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4.3 Reading the trends
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4.4 Path decisions
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Module 5 — Fading Prompts Through the Levels
5.1 Adding complexity on purpose
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5.2 Technique: C position and fingering
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5.3 Tests and the 60% gate
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5.4 Aggressive fading (Books 4–5)
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Module 6 — The Remediation Path
6.1 The .2 books: finding keys
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6.2 The .1 books: note-reading
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6.3 When to move a student into remediation
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6.4 When to stop: the 5.2 rule
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Module 7 — Advanced Skills & Graduation
7.1 The final stretch (Books 6–7)
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7.2 Both hands, real music
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7.3 Graduation and beyond
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Module 8 — Professional Practice
8.1 Running your practice
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8.2 Earning your certificate
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コースについて

Become a Young Method Certified teacher — the errorless, data-driven piano method built for neurodivergent learners. Certification is the entry path to paid contractor teaching work with Innovative Piano, Inc. This 8-module, 30-lesson, self-paced program covers errorless teaching, prompting hierarchies, reinforcement and token timing, data-driven lesson decisions, the three learning paths, and prompt fading through the levels. Earn a digital certificate on completion.

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講師について

Jeffrey Young

Mr. Young is the President and Founder of Innovative Piano, Inc. and the author of The Young Method

Jeffrey Adam Young is the founder of Innovative Piano, Inc. and creator of the Young Method — an errorless, data-driven piano curriculum designed for neurodivergent learners. With a background as a special education teacher, Jeff has spent his career proving that every learner can make music when instruction starts where they are. He now trains and certifies teachers nationwide in the Young Method, bringing 9 years as an ABA therapist, a Master's in General Psychology, and Maryland high-school teacher certification to his work.

Jeffrey Young's School

Master the errorless, data-driven piano method built for neurodivergent learners — and earn your certification as a Young Method teacher.
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