[Menvi-discuss] question about prospective voice teachers

[Brandon Keith Biggs]

Hello,
They have a right to know a little. If you use paratranset, they need to 
know that you may be very early or late, and same leaving. If your parents 
are taking you, they need to expect you will be there on time. If you are 
taking the bus they need to know you will be on time or very late.
Frankly, they are placing a bet on you. If you come they get played. If you 
don't they don't. Some teachers ask for payment before you come, and in that 
case how you arrive is none of their business, although it can help with 
grace time, but when a teacher is placing an hour of their life a week on if 
you will come, it is rather important.
Thanks,

Brandon Keith Biggs
-----Original Message----- 
From: Kelsey Nicolay
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2013 8:52 PM
To: menvi-discuss at menvi.org
Subject: [Menvi-discuss] question about prospective voice teachers

Hello,
I talked to a possible voice teacher last week.  An issue came up
I would like to ask your opinion about.  She started the
interview off by asking me questions about what kind of
technology I use and stuff like that.  She's probably curious but
she then preceded to ask me how I plan to get to my lessons.  Do
you think that a teacher has the right to ask a student a
question like that they probably would not ask a sighting
student? Has any blind vocalist ever experienced something like
this before who can give me insight on how I can handle it with
talking to other teachers?
Thanks,

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