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1. teachrock.org › lesson › how-to-study-rock-and-rollHow to Study Rock and Roll - TeachRock

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   This lesson offers six distinct ways to study and understand Rock and Roll music. Certainly there are many more. The lesson plans in this curriculum use these entry points as the major means of exploration, drawing on those that are most relevant to the particular time periods and contexts of specific songs.

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   Teaching The History of Rock and Roll? Here are 15 prepared lessons with everything you need to make this entertaining subject easy for you and save you many hours preparation time.

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   Covering the start of Rock and Roll in the 50’s: Bill Haley and The Com-ets, Chuck Berry & Little Richard. Students will learn all about the profound influence of Elvis Presley on Rock and Roll. Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper, and the plane crash that shaped Rock Music History.

5. www.gilderlehrman.org › history-resources › lessonThe Big Bang! The Birth of Rock and Roll | Gilder Lehrman ...

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   Evaluate the significance of the birth of rock and roll in 1950s America. Identify key musicians that helped shape the sounds and style of early rock and roll. Give examples of how the birth of rock and roll influenced and was influenced by technology, teen culture, race, and geography.

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   Find history of rock and roll lesson plans and teaching resources. From rock and roll history worksheets to rock and roll music history videos, quickly find teacher-reviewed educational resources.

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   What can a high school class learn from Rock & Roll?

   • A high school class could discuss the history of African-American representation in film, theater, and radio to consider what that clownishness might mean against the backdrop of American cultural life. Not surprisingly, teaching the visual culture of Rock and Roll is particularly effective when it comes to generating classroom discussions.

   How to Study Rock and Roll - TeachRock

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   How many lessons are in Rock & Roll?

   • The complete module includes 15 lessons, which start from the very beginnings of Rock and Roll, and go through to the Rock and Roll stars of today. How did Rock Begin? Covering the start of Rock and Roll in the 50’s: Bill Haley and The Com-ets, Chuck Berry & Little Richard.

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   What was rock and roll culture like in the sixties?

   • In late sixties Rock and Roll culture in particular, the walls erected in the wider world - between the races, between men and women, between nations - seemed to collapse. The record collections of the young Rock and Roll audience often included R&B, Hard Rock, Blues, Pop, Jazz, Country, and more.

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   How many fact sheets are in a rock & roll lesson?

   • Every lesson contains two fact sheets – one that has all the information, and one where important facts have been left out, for students to complete during the lesson. You can choose whichever of these is most appropriate for your class. This module contains everything needed for 15 fun lessons all about the history of Rock and Roll.

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