This is the quick solution I came up with -
Conc: Buy inexpenseive 2nd hand instrument; upgrade afterproven.
Conc: Buy inexpenseive 2nd hand instrument; upgrade afterproven.
- A) This answers the question - Will the kids lose interest to continue or improve as a result of not playing a good instrument? If the answer is yes, we can see that this causes the problem suggested by the passage - "A child learning to play the piano will not succeed unless the child has an instrument at home on which to practice." - since the child will not continue to practice as a result of losing interest. -Keep
- B) If reputable teachers accept students only with pianos at home, this in a sense 'strengthens' the argument because that would argue for buying any piano, even if it's cheap/2nd hand. -Drop
- C) This suggest where should a piano be located. It's very obvious that the location will not interfere with the conclusion- Drop
- D) How do young beginners progress? Fast, slow or fast and then slow. The rate of progress can happen whether you buy a 2nd hand
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