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Playwithtamil – Ontario
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Bamboo Language Lessons
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My teen daughter started her flute lessons through Bamboo music. She has taken couple lessons with Master Suraj Rammohan. Per my daughter he is an excellent teacher, soft spoken and very patient teacher. She is able to follow the lessons though she doesn’t have a lot of theoretical knowledge. She is eager to continue her learning for a long time! The customer service is great. It’s easy to schedule classes and there is lot of flexibility in scheduling sessions. I have talked to Arul many times . Arul is very helpful in explaining everything about the scheduling , payment methods and other processes. I am very happy that my daughter has a reliable school for her flute lessons.
I've taken a few online language classes, and I found this one excellent. Dr. Sonia did a great job evaluating our ability to find the right combination of peer learners. Classes are a great combination of speaking and listening—going over both homework and new content. We use multiple sources that complement each other and take the time to focus on the vocabulary or grammar that needs extra attention. We learn to read/write both Devanagari and transliteration which is helpful.
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