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Rhythm and Resistance

Rhythm and Resistance

Teaching Poetry for Social Justice
EducationPoetry
Pages
272
Published
2015
Language
English

Synopsis

This book provides practical strategies for educators to teach poetry, fostering community and enhancing literacy skills from elementary to graduate school. It explores how poetry can be used to understand literature and history, address injustice, and promote a broader vision of teaching for social justice.

Prose complexity
10/10

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InformativeInspiringThought-ProvokingIntellectual

Genres

Education Poetry Sociology

Authors

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Bob Peterson

Bob Peterson writes about the powerful connection between music and social movements. His book, Rhythm and Resistance, examines how culture can drive change.

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Dyan Watson

Dyan Watson wrote Rhythm and Resistance, a book that examines the power of music in social justice movements. She focuses on how culture can be a force for change.

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Kelly Norman Ellis

Kelly Norman Ellis is a poet known for her collections Rhythm and Resistance and Offerings of desire. Her work, including Tougaloo blues, offers readers a distinct voice in contemporary poetry.

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Linda Christensen

Linda Christensen is known for her book, Rhythm and Resistance. She writes about education and social justice, inviting readers to consider important issues.

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Renée Watson

Renée Watson is the author of books like The Talk, All the Blues in the Sky, and Rhythm and Resistance. Her stories often explore themes of identity and community. You can also find