A piano, a pencil, and any books or sheet music that may be required for lessons.  If you have books already, great.  If not, I will recommend the best music books for your learner depending on their age and experience.  Students may need to tweak their Zoom settings to make it functional for music lessons, which may require parental help upon initial set-up.  I can walk parents/students through this easy process (some minor changes in Zoom's audio settings) if they're needed. 

このクラスでは、Outschool内のクラスルームに加えて、以下を使用します。
Youtube
Music Theory

We may occasionally use YouTube to view and listen to music and song lyrics.  I will often just screenshare YouTube with the student, but sometimes I may place YouTube links into the classroom for students to watch on their own time.  Students will not need their own YouTube account for this.  

Parents are asked to keep track of what students are playing, particularly if the student is learning popular music.  Song lyrics vary widely and so do parents' thresholds for what they are okay with their children learning.  I filter songs the best I can for language and content, but parental input is extremely valuable and necessary.  If you have a concern about any of the material, bring it to my attention so that we can adjust or use different material!  

We may occasionally use musictheory.net as a learning resource.  Most of the time, if we use the site at all, I will just screenshare the website with the student in order to play note-naming games.  Occasionally I may put a link to the website in the classroom so that the student can note-name on their own time.  Musictheory.net is COPPA compliant, and students will not be required to sign up with their own account for this type of usage.