HIP HOP AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ACCENTRIC CULTURAL IDENTITY: SPACES OF INFORMAL FORMATION AND LEARNING
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Places of learning, on demand, The Get Down, Hip HopAbstract
In research conducted with young people aged 14 to 23, students of the public school system and linked to the Hip Hop movement, it is noticed that the content offered on the Internet works as an alternative to the traditional education to which these young people have access in the classroom . The content of The Get Down series brings to these young people information that goes beyond what is seen within the conventional classroom environment, in addition to arousing curiosity about unilateral issues within the classroom environment outside of the curriculum established by the government, taking into account the knowledge acquired in the life of the individual.Downloads
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