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Palu Takapu
EDU 205
September 25, 2013
Topic: Hip Hop Pedagogy, An Instructional Strategy for Urban Classrooms
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- hip hop pedagogy- culturally relevant pedagogy- Frieres pedagogy for the oppressed- Underachieving students- Entertainment and education- Urban teaching skills- Minority and education- Social backgrounds and classroom learning- Hip hop and illiteracy- Hip hop in teacher education
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