Posted on 08/04/2005 5:06:34 AM PDT by SJackson
She has the luxury of being educated and having money. Her students, most likely poor with uneducated peers, are being given an educational death sentence. She will be lauded as a great professor but the reality is that she's dooming a generation of students to mediocrity.
Gee... how far are they gonna get in the market place?
The inmates are running the asylum.
Liberalism... a mental disease. - Michael Savage
Yo yo yo yo
be bumm bumm bop
be bumm bumm bop
My name is Calpernia
and I'm here to say
dontcha be doin nothing the farrakhan way
da man is a clown
da man will keep you down
he can't make his money with out your anger around
be dum dum bop
be dum dum bop
Ah, just saw your post. I thought so too.
I have it on good authority that Shakespeare wore a doo-rag and grabbed his crotch the entire time he was writing Hamlet.
Dare I say racist?
or is it ok these days to attack whites in racial tones?
This person should be immediately suspended.
Yeah.. I'm desperately trying not to inhale my breakfast down my windpipe laughing :D
ping.... for a great Thursday chuckle....
Of course it is, in elevated circles such as academia. Has been for 15 or 20 years.
Seems this is ALL she teaches?
Other Presentations
Parmar, Priya. Rapping Against the Grain: A Hermeneutics Approach to Rap, Culture, and Education Association of Teacher Educators. Accepted at the (ATE) 81st Annual Meeting. Bowling Green University, Bowling Green, Ohio: February 2002.
Parmar, Priya. Rap Music: Moral Panic or Civic Virtue? Association of Teacher Educators (ATE) 81st Annual Meeting. New Orleans, Louisiana: February 2001.
Parmar, Priya. Breaking It Down: An Empowering Education Using Rap Music. First Annual Dogwood Conference on Education, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia: February 2001.
Parmar, Priya. A Critical Pedagogy on Rap Music Accepted at the First Annual Conference on Curriculum and Pedagogy, Austin,Texas: November 2000.
Parmar, Priya and Haroon Kharem. Rap Music: Moral Panic or Civic Virtue? Accepted at Journal of Curriculum Theorizing (JCT) Conference on Curriculum Theory and Classroom Practice, Dayton, Ohio: October 2000.
Guest Lecturer/Presenter for Brooklyn College course Education 76, Social Studies Education on the topic of Critical Pedagogy/Critical Media Literacy. Brooklyn College-CUNY: October 2001.
Presenter for The Pennsylvania State University for Introductory Field Experience course, Curriculum & Instruction 295 on topic of Connecting with Diverse Learners. University Park, Pennsylvania: January 2001.
Guest Lecturer/Presenter for The Pennsylvania State University Media Literacy In The Classroom course, Language and Literacy Education 480, University Park, Pennsylvania: November 2000.
Presenter for The Pennsylvania State University for Introductory Field Experience course, Curriculum & Instruction 295 on topic of Connecting with Diverse Learners. University Park, Pennsylvania: January 1999.
Publications
In Press:
Parmar, Priya. 2002. Critical Thinking and Rap Music: The Pedagogy of KRS-One, Chapter in forthcoming text Encyclopedia of Critical Thinking (Greenwood Press) by Joe L. Kincheloe and Danny Weil (Eds.)
In Progress:
Parmar, Priya. 2002. KRS-ONE Going Against the Grain: A Critical Study of Rap Music as a Postmodern Text
So I shouldn't take that on the road? ^-^
SO9
Yo Priya, whassup ho!
I was watching the Venus and Serena reality show last night. Her mom pulled them out of school and home schooled them because the schools were that bad. I could never be a teacher because I'd be fighting with administration. I would never teach this ebonics stuff. This teacher sounds very enamored of rap music. I listen to some rap, mostly the stuff from the early eighties when rap was good. Otherwise, I can't listen to hardcore rap for long. It makes me nervous.
this guy is a racist. is that OK?
LOL It worked for William Hung.
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