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Exploring the Joy of Music and Lifelong Learning

  • When the pandemic began early in 2020, teaching in person was not possible. Because the growth and development of children couldn’t wait, I wrote a book that would empower parents and caregivers to provide a simple, step-by-step music learning process for their children. I have shared iterations of the manuscript as they became available with parents and caregivers during the entire writing process.

  • Music for the Developing Brain: A Simple, At-Home Program

    A pencil and marker

    3 x 5-inch index cards

    Internet access

    Eventually, a small, portable electronic keyboard or a piano

    Optional: an envelope big enough for the cards or a large paper clip

  • This music learning process can last up to five years or possibly longer, depending on a child’s individual abilities and experience, including repetition.

  • Do them as often as you can. Progress may be slower, but any progress is helpful!

  • There is no guarantee for who or what a child can become; however, this music learning process can enhance both the structure and function of the developing brain.

  • One way is to associate activities with another normal daily event, like brushing teeth, washing hands, getting dressed, changing diapers, etc. Another is to use the reminder on your phone.

  • Go to my website, http://drjanebader.com/chapter-videos. There is a playlist for each chapter on my YouTube channel.