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Direct linkPettway, Alice – Teaching Tolerance, 2013
Teachers don't typically encourage students to bring iPods to school, but when a girl in Ken Giles's class brought him "One Tribe," a song by the Black Eyed Peas, he was thrilled. Giles, a music teacher in Washington, D.C., uses protest music to illustrate the connections among culture, art, history and social movements and to help his students…
Descriptors: Music Teachers, Music, Singing, United States History
