Today on the podcast I’m talking with Dr. Sarah Gulish, PhD of FFlat-books about all things research, practice, and publishing. I loved this conversation with Sarah because I identify with her on so many points, from thinking about how teachers should be sharing their work and being in community with one another, as well as how we wish music education research was more accessible to music teachers in the classroom. The work that she’s doing with her company, FFlat, is truly inspiring, and I know you’ll enjoy listening to her journey and her “why” as much as I loved talking to her about it. To check out more information about Flat and the resources they provide for teachers, as well as their upcoming summit, click the links in today’s show notes. 

What you’ll learn in this episode: 

• Sarah’s story and why she started her company, F Flat Books 
• Why there’s a disconnect between research and practice 
• The importance of honoring and caring for authors who are sharing their work with the world. 

Links in today’s episode: 

• Find out more about Fflat and their resources here
• Register for the FABSS Summit August 14 & 15 here
• Check out the resource Sarah & Victoria Boler created here

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