Hip-Hop Genius 2.0

Sam Steinberg Seidel is adjunct professor and director of K12 Strategy + Research at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University. Tony Simmons is the executive director of the High School for Recording Arts and co-founder and co-director of the New School Creation Fellowship and Center for Love and Justice at the High Tech High Graduate School of Education. Michael Lipset is director of social impact at the High School for Recording Arts, a course lecturer at McGill University in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education, a Research Associate at the Center for Policy Design, and an avid podcast producer/host.

• Part I: Opening CipherForeword to 10 Year Anniversary Edition by Gloria Ladson-BillingsForeword to 10 Year Anniversary Edition by D SmokeDavid “TC” Ellis’s Reflections on the 10 Year Anniversary Edition2nd Edition IntroductionPart II: Hip-Hop Genius 2011Foreword by George ClintonPreface by Herbert KohlIntroduction1 Hip-Hop High2 A Day’s Work 3 Hip-Hop Leadership4 Society’s Sucker Punch 5 Trends in Hip-Hop Education6 Flip-Hop Education Note from/about the AuthorPart III: Hip-Hop Genius 20217 Hip-Hop High 2nd edition updates8 A Day’s Work 2nd edition updates9 Hip-Hop Leadership 2nd edition updates10 Society’s Sucker Punch 2nd edition updates11 Trends in Hip-Hop Education 2nd edition updates12 Flip-Hop Education 2nd edition updates13 The BumrushIndexAcknowledgments

This book is a gift. For those frustrated with current trends in education reform, Hip Hop Genius can offer some much-needed inspiration. For hip-hop educators, this book can suggest new and exciting avenues for innovation. And for arts educators, this book and the work it features suggest a different way to think about the space where art meets school reform. (Previous edition praise)