Amber and Brittany introduce themselves and talk about Music Learning Theory, the skill learning sequence, Salvador and Menon's study titled, "Lived Experiences of Adult Caregiver 'Nonmusicians' and 'Nonsingers' in Early Childhood Music Classes," and what makes teaching elementary general music worth it to them.Today's Topics: Introduction (00:00)Topic of the Day: The MLT Learning Sequence (01:28)Research of the Day (20:34)Reddit Post of the Day (39:28)Things mentioned: The Gordon Institute of Music Learning (GIML)Learning Sequences in MusicEric Bluestine - The Ways Children Learn MusicHeather Shouldice - Everyday MusicalityNAfME MembershipSalvador, K., & Menon, S. A. (2025). Lived experiences of adult caregiver "nonmusicians" and "nonsingers" in early childhood music classes. Journal of Research in Music Education, 73(1), 67–86. https://doi.org/10.1177/00224294241247578 Reddit Post: K-5 Music, What makes it worth it for you? Transcript of today’s episode: Ep. 1 - Call me the Sax Man [TRANSCRIPT] on SubstackFind us on Social Media: Facebook: @patternsandpracticepod Instagram: @patternsandpracticepod Substack: @patternsandpractice TikTok: @patternsandpracticepod Website: patternsandpracticepod.com Contact Us!

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