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Suggested Grade Level: 7-12
This research guide serves as a resource for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Education Department course, "Go Your Own Way": Conversations on Women who Rock. For additional information on the course and for more teacher resources, see: http://rockhall.com/education/distance-learning/courses/WWR-Conversations/
In this class, students will explore the various roles of trailblazing women in the music industry such as producers, performers, DJs, managers, executives, and journalists. This interactive videoconference class requires a thoughtful pre-connection writing assignment that will serve as the foundation for a dynamic discussion with Rock Hall educators.
Our catalog has a subject category for "Inductee." If you enter this term in the search box and choose "Subject" in the dropdown box, you will retrieve information on our resources that are related to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees.
Limit your search by using the facets on the left of your screen in the library catalog, i.e. Format:
- Book
- Archival Collection
- Archival Item
- Audio
- Video
- Score
- Periodical
- Map
These research databases can be accessed within the Library and Archives.
Women who rock : vision passion power by
Aretha Franklin by
The Dance by
Dreamboat Annie by
The Essential Mahalia Jackson
Gone Again by
Heart & soul : a retrospective by
Tapestry by
Walk away: Collector's edition, the best of 1977-1980 by
Patti Smith Dream of Life by
Stevie Nicks by
The Runaways by
Aretha Franklin: live at Park West / WTTW/Chicago|
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