Reese lead author of new book for music teachers

Roger Coda
Dr. Jill Reese

Dr. Jill Reese

School of Music Associate Professor Jill Reese is the principal author of a new book, “Q&A for MLT,” which presents general music perspectives on music learning theory that focuses on teaching how learning takes place when music is learned.

book cover illustration“Q&A for MLT,” released by GIA Publications, Inc., draws from the expertise, experience and unique perspectives of Dr. Reese and co-authors Dr. Heather N. Shouldice, who is associate professor of Music Education at Eastern Michigan University, and Jennifer M. Bailey, an elementary vocal music teacher in Farmington Public Schools, who has utilized music learning theory in the classroom for more than 25 years.

The authors, along with guest contributors, provide practical suggestions for managing the challenges and choices in a Music Learning Theory-based classroom, alternatively agreeing and highlighting different perspectives that encourage the reader to consider what best fits his/her understanding and context.

Through a conversational blend of research, scholarship, stories from the classroom and humor, the book provides educators with a reliable source for finding answers to real-life questions and suggestions for navigating the specifics of successfully applying MLT in the classroom. The book can be obtained online.

 

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