Tenn Tech Univ. Love teaching teachers. Use country, southern roots music in classes. Tennessee Council Social Studies. International Country Music Conference.
See list of answer records to Victor Lundberg's "An Open Letter to My Teenage Son" (1967), when he declared: "if you decide to burn your draft card, then burn your birth certificate... from that moment on, I have no son": https://t.co/23PCw1AOfB Playlist: https://t.co/8U9thJIyEa
Posted on YouTube: Japanese Vietnam War songs, including a version of Ewan MacColl's "Ballad of Ho Chi Minh", translated into Japanese: https://t.co/sSB9IbVlEh
For more Japanese songs see: https://t.co/CaVpo0cMSx
80+ songs about or referencing the Kent State demonstration on 4 May 1970, which saw four students killed by the Ohio State National Guard, see how it's portrayed in music: https://t.co/cJM4lcFTGH
Tennessee Tech University elementary education majors dealt with Indigenous teaching in a recent Teaching of Social Studies methods class. Thanks to the NCSS September 2023 issue of Social Education for an article on 2nd grade social studies in which they were engaged.
Our keynote presenters offered a follow-up session in the early afternoon, in another standing room only season. Thank you @edward_l_ayers & @MapM8ker. Your work is incredible, and thank you for making it so incredibly accessible! #mcss24
πThe 1st Social Education of 2024 is online!
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"Segregation...demonstration...air pollution...gun control...Eve of destruction...end the war" - Ball of Confusion (That's What the World is Today) (1970) #VietnamWar#CivilRights#Vinyl