After successfully completing my post-graduate studies, with many new ideas and increased motivation, I focused all my attention on the development of children, their playing and spreading the love of music in general. The results, this time, started to appear much more obviously than at the beginning of my teaching, but most importantly – the children and I enjoyed each other’s company, even if we were not always comfortable. But we persevered, fought and achieved our goals with good will.
 
Teaching is a mutual learning experience and we can really gain a lot if we have an open mind. I can say that my teaching has always been based on openness, acceptance and motivation. Of course, all this comes from my own experience and from the desire to give “my own” children a better, healthier starting point for the future, but above all to instil a deep love for music, education and to cultivate an open mind.
So today I am proud to say that I have successfully “hooked” to music more than 60 students, whom I have mentored. Many of them are still involved in music in one way or another after finishing music school and continue to develop their creativity, their abilities and their talents. Some, fortunately few, have probably sold their flute because, despite my efforts, we have not been able to create a path together that they can follow. So I wish and hope that they have found their own, other path, which they are now happily walking.