But learning a performing art involves one-on-one work with a trusted teacher for years.
Others benefit from a structured class, while some find that the best results come from one-on-one work with a tutor.
As well as devising the course structure she does one-on-one work with the students, helping with everything from housing to job applications, and working as an advocate.
He also coached the England Lions team this summer – extending the one-on-one work he had been doing with the young players whom Pietersen had claimed he was suffocating – and he is expected to take them on a tour of South Africa in January, when the senior team will be in Australia preparing for the World Cup.
Ranieri has devoted much of his time on the training ground thus far to one-on-one work with Roma's defenders, and one has to wonder if he was simply reminding them: "You got us into this mess, now you get us out".
This isn't therapy, one-on-one work with a trained counselor working on specific, big problems.
One-on-one work with an assigned troop guide helps each participant to reflect on what he has learned, so that he can better prepare an individualized "ticket".
It was okay for him to obligate me to one-on-one work meetings, at bars, after everyone else had gone home.
In my one-on-one work with clients there is a dual focus: I help them adopt a healthy new eating regimen, but in order for new patterns to stick, we also have to zero in on unhealthy habits that tend to keep them stuck.
If you aren't interested in one-on-one work or can't afford it, consider joining your local or school choir.
Working One-on-One Working in Groups Geography: Read a work set in a place familiar to one group — perhaps its neighborhood or hometown (or a similar location) – but not to the other group.
