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Give your students a clear next step.

Put the exercises and supporting material in a shareable playlist. Give students a clear routine and use their Practice Log and journal notes to guide the next lesson.

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PolyNome practice journal with session notes

SOUND FAMILIAR?

Lesson notes get lost, and the next lesson starts with trying to remember what happened during the week.

Build the homework in one place.

Combine rhythms, timers, tempo changes, PDFs, videos and notes in a playlist. Keep the material together so students know where to start.

Share a routine.

Send a playlist to another PolyNome user with a QR code or AirDrop. Students can use the same exercises at home between lessons.

Start the next lesson with context.

Review the student’s Practice Log and notes together. See what they worked on, where they struggled, and what to focus on next.

Give your students a clear next step.

Lesson notes get lost, and the next lesson starts with trying to remember what happened during the week.

Build the homework in one place.

Share a routine.

Start the next lesson with context.

Keep exploring.

Make the click your own.

Sit down. Know what to play.

Walk on stage prepared.

Build faster hands.

Learn the tricky bit.

Hear the rhythm in your head.

Hear how the parts fit.