Lauren Leigh Kelly is Assistant Professor of Urban Teacher Education at Rutgers University, USA.
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Contents Meet the Author Acknowledgements Support Material Preface How to Use This Book Chapter One- Introduction * Glossary of Terms * A Note on Honoring the Full Humanity of Students * Language and Censorship in Hip Hop Education Chapter Two- Hip Hop Pedagogies in Classroom Practice * (Lessons One and Two) Building Hip Hop Classroom Community * (Lesson Three) "I Used to Love H.E.R.": Exploring Extended Metaphor and Allegory in Hip Hop Literature * (Lesson Four) Embodied Hip Hop Storytelling * (Lesson Five) Developing Critical Literacies through Hip Hop Jigsaw Groups * (Lesson Six) Exploring History, Geography, and Culture through Hip Hop Lit Circles * (Lesson Seven) Scrubs and Pigeons: Exploring Love and Relationships in Hip Hop Culture * (Lesson Eight) Developing Critical Hip Hop Literacies through Standardized Exam Preparation * (Lesson Nine) (Re)Defining the Modern Hip Hop Generation through Critical Media Literacies Chapter Three- Remixing Classroom Assessments * (Assignment One) Mixtape Project * (Assignment Two) Literary Allusions * (Assignment Three) Hip Hop Literary Criticism * (Assignment Four) Hip Hop Author Study * (Assignment Five) Hip Hop Autobiography Chapter Four- Teaching Hip Hop as a Content Area * "Move B!$*%; Get out the way!" Decentering the Self in Hip Hop Curriculum and Pedagogy * "Tear the Roof Off!" Reframing Teaching through a Hip Hop Lens * "If you stay ready, you ain't got to get ready": Demonstrating Flexibility and Responsiveness in Hip Hop Education * "Teach Me How to Dougie" Modeling Critical Media Literacies and Discussion in the Classroom * "For My People" Engaging with Hip Hop community Chapter Five- Closing Thoughts Appendix A- Suggestions for Further Reading Appendix B - Suggested Texts for Hip Hop-Based Curriculum Appendix C- Hip Hop Course Study Guide Examples Appendix D- Sample Hip Hop Course Curriculum Appendix E- Hip Hop Education Resources, Conferences, and Organizations Appendix F- Suggested Museum Trips for Exploring Hip Hop History and Culture in the U.S. References
Contents Meet the Author Acknowledgements Support Material Preface How to Use This Book Chapter One- Introduction * Glossary of Terms * A Note on Honoring the Full Humanity of Students * Language and Censorship in Hip Hop Education Chapter Two- Hip Hop Pedagogies in Classroom Practice * (Lessons One and Two) Building Hip Hop Classroom Community * (Lesson Three) "I Used to Love H.E.R.": Exploring Extended Metaphor and Allegory in Hip Hop Literature * (Lesson Four) Embodied Hip Hop Storytelling * (Lesson Five) Developing Critical Literacies through Hip Hop Jigsaw Groups * (Lesson Six) Exploring History, Geography, and Culture through Hip Hop Lit Circles * (Lesson Seven) Scrubs and Pigeons: Exploring Love and Relationships in Hip Hop Culture * (Lesson Eight) Developing Critical Hip Hop Literacies through Standardized Exam Preparation * (Lesson Nine) (Re)Defining the Modern Hip Hop Generation through Critical Media Literacies Chapter Three- Remixing Classroom Assessments * (Assignment One) Mixtape Project * (Assignment Two) Literary Allusions * (Assignment Three) Hip Hop Literary Criticism * (Assignment Four) Hip Hop Author Study * (Assignment Five) Hip Hop Autobiography Chapter Four- Teaching Hip Hop as a Content Area * "Move B!$*%; Get out the way!" Decentering the Self in Hip Hop Curriculum and Pedagogy * "Tear the Roof Off!" Reframing Teaching through a Hip Hop Lens * "If you stay ready, you ain't got to get ready": Demonstrating Flexibility and Responsiveness in Hip Hop Education * "Teach Me How to Dougie" Modeling Critical Media Literacies and Discussion in the Classroom * "For My People" Engaging with Hip Hop community Chapter Five- Closing Thoughts Appendix A- Suggestions for Further Reading Appendix B - Suggested Texts for Hip Hop-Based Curriculum Appendix C- Hip Hop Course Study Guide Examples Appendix D- Sample Hip Hop Course Curriculum Appendix E- Hip Hop Education Resources, Conferences, and Organizations Appendix F- Suggested Museum Trips for Exploring Hip Hop History and Culture in the U.S. References
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