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Beats, rhymes, and classroom life

Discusses the importance of identity to students, and examines the potential effects of introducing elements from the hip-hop culture in the classroom, and covers hip-hop text and context, narratives, memory, and more.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 170 pages

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