Hip Hop Based Education
________ Relevant Pedagogy is one of the pedagogy’s used in Hip Hop based education.
What is Culturally?
Philosophy that believes that the focus of education should be on the ideas that have lasted over centuries.
What is Perennialism?
A way to authenticity and creativity incorporating the elements of hip-hop into the classroom.
What is Hip Hop Pedagogy?
The U.S. city did Hip Hop Originated in.
What is the Bronx, New York?
This pedagogical approach uses elements of games such as keeping score and rules of play.
What is gamification?
Emcee, Deejay, Breakin
What are 3 tenets of hip hop pedagogy or philosophy?
Perennialism, Constructivism, Essentialism, and Progressivism
What are the 4 educational philosophies associated with hip hop?
This characteristic of HHP provides students with agency, voice, and linguistic freedom.
What is liberatory?
Early graffiti artist that became known for his spontaneous chalk drawings in the New YorkSubway.
Who was Keith Haring?
Student/teacher work and learn together; the curriculum is developed from real-world situations and current events
What are some key component(s) of pedagogy?
Having students participate in this circle every class helps create a sense of community.
What is a cypher?
This is a philosophy in support of social reform.
What is Progressivism?
Constructivist, collaborative, integrative, reflective and inquiry-based learning
What are some pedagogical approaches in hip hop pedagogy?
Afrrika Bambaata, DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash
What 3 hip hop artists were considered the “Holy Trinity” of hip hop?
Public education in the United States is written and based upon “proper English,” therefore not accounting for this common vernacular.
What is African American Vernacular English?
Posing the question “Is the Game Eazy E’s son?” is an example of a student testing the teacher’s _______
What is cultural capital?
An approach where there is no one single theory, philosophy, or approach to education, but rather uses many different theories, styles, and ideas to learning and teaching of a subject is an example of.
What is Eclecticism?
Reading by Jamal A. Cooks, which analyzed how one student writes an essay and a rap on the same subject and recommends bringing hip-hop culture into the classroom to help students to be more academically successful.
What is Writing for Something: Essays, Raps, and Writing Preferences?
The year that is credited with the start of hip hop
What is 1973?
Coined the term intersectionality
Who is Kimberle Crenshaw?
One of the three categories of Hip hop scholarship found within Hip Hop Based education.
What is historical/textual? Or What is social commentary? Or What is grounded studies?
This philosophy of education focuses on teaching the essential elements of academic and moral knowledge. This philosophy urges schools to get back to the basics; they believe in a strong core curriculum and high academic standards.
What is Essentialism?
Differs from hip hop pedagogy because it simultaneously (1) foregrounds race and racism and their intersectionality with other forms of oppression; (2) challenges traditional paradigms, texts, and theories used to explain the experiences of students of color;(3) centralizes experiential knowledge of students of color; (4) emphasizes the commitment to social justice; and finally, (5) encourages a transdisciplinary approach
What is Critical Hip Hop Pedagogy?
The most recent element added to Hip Hop culture?
What is the 10th Element?
The marriage between instructional strategy and educational philosophy.
What is pedagogy?