could rap make better students and engage them more? https:

>everything on this post

What the fug, OP?

>>74262915
Sure, look how well students who listen to rap do in school

>>74262915
Also you disliked the video

Personally, I like to connect and develop my student's understanding towards the intricacies of calculus by blasting the shit out of a lit-ass XXXtentacion mixtape

>>74262915
Yes, especially when rap is known to have a positive reputation like this.

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this entire bent of "making things more relevant to the kids" is fucking Cancer

>>74263304
#TRENCH FOOT!

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MOTHER OF FUCK!!!!! HE'S REAL!!!!

>>74263304
it's nothing to get worked up about
i appreciate that they try, it's cute

>>74263326
heh

Why leave the house with that hairstyle

>>74262915
Not in the slightest, what's ironic in a sense is that many of those who share a particular affinity for hip-hop tend to study the more artistic subjects in college/ university rather than STEM which is currently facing a skills shortage. Teaching English through showing students clips of say the Wu-Tang Clan is at most only going to encourage a particularly small proportion of students to take English Language/ Literature courses which could prove unreliable in the job market. And they would not really educate viewers on meters or language devices either.