Claudia Luzi has a Masters Degree in teaching Strings from the Italian Switzerland Conservatory in Italy called "G. Rossini" Conservatory and has over 15 years of teaching experience. Her passion is to cater every lesson to the needs and interests of her students. 

Claudia describes her approach as drawing from Russian and Italian traditions and incorporating methodologies like Suzuki and Paul Rolland, showing a well-rounded understanding of various teaching philosophies and techniques. This flexibility allows her to tailor her instruction to individual needs and preferences, fostering a supportive and effective learning environment.

She has worked with symphony orchestras and chamber groups,
including her involvement with the X-Factor Italia orchestra, which adds a unique perspective to her teaching. Her experiences provide valuable insights into the practical application of musical skills in real-world contexts.

The combination of formal training in violin teaching, extensive experience, and ongoing education in Psychology and Neuroscience demonstrates a deep commitment to understanding not just the technical aspects of music but also the cognitive and emotional processes involved in learning.

Continuing her education with a Master's Degree in Neuroscience reflects a commitment to staying at the forefront of research and understanding in child psychology and development. This additional knowledge will undoubtedly enhance her ability to connect with students on a deeper level and adapt her teaching strategies to support student growth and learning.