Sexuality Matters: Paradigms and Policies for Educational Leaders
Editat de James W. Koschoreck, Autumn K. Tooms Cuvânt înainte de Michael L. Dantley Contribuţii de James G. Allen, Dr. Jeffrey S. Brooks, C Cryss Brunner, Colleen A. Capper, Mary J. DeLeon, Renée DePalma, Robert E. Harper, Frank Hernandez, Grahaeme A. Hesp, Ian K. Macgillivray, Sarah A. McKinney, Erica Meiners, Therese Quinn, Karen Schulte, Michael Sharpen Limba Engleză Hardback – 15 oct 2009
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781607094166
ISBN-10: 1607094169
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 162 x 239 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.62 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția R&L Education
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1607094169
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 162 x 239 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.62 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția R&L Education
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Chapter 1 Foreword
Chapter 2 Introduction
Part 3 Policy and Activism
Chapter 4 Sexualities Equality in All Primary Schools: A Case for Not Waiting for "Ideal" Conditions
Chapter 5 Gay-Straight Alliances and Other Student Clubs: A District's Responsibilities
Chapter 6 Act Out: Organizing for Queer Rights in Education
Part 7 Curriculum and Pedagogy
Chapter 8 Fostering Positive Dispositions about LGBTQ Matters: The Effects of a Social Justice Curriculum on Future Educational Leaders
Chapter 9 Deconstructing Silos: Non-LGBTQ Educators and the Subjects of the Urban Classroom
Chapter 10 Why School Principals Must Stop All Teasing, Harassment, and Bullying in Schools and How They Can Do So
Part 11 Identity and Experiences
Chapter 12 Lesbian and Gay Public School Administrators: Early Experiences that Shape Today
Chapter 13 Dancing with the Queers: A Lesson in Discourse
Chapter 14 "Did Somebody See Me? Are They Going to Know? Am I Going to Lose My Job?": An Openly Gay Elementary Principal Reflects on Being Gay and Coming Out to His School Community
Chapter 15 Brotherhood and a Chance to Belong: Lived Experiences of Gay Fraternity Men in a College Community
Chapter 16 Conclusion
Chapter 2 Introduction
Part 3 Policy and Activism
Chapter 4 Sexualities Equality in All Primary Schools: A Case for Not Waiting for "Ideal" Conditions
Chapter 5 Gay-Straight Alliances and Other Student Clubs: A District's Responsibilities
Chapter 6 Act Out: Organizing for Queer Rights in Education
Part 7 Curriculum and Pedagogy
Chapter 8 Fostering Positive Dispositions about LGBTQ Matters: The Effects of a Social Justice Curriculum on Future Educational Leaders
Chapter 9 Deconstructing Silos: Non-LGBTQ Educators and the Subjects of the Urban Classroom
Chapter 10 Why School Principals Must Stop All Teasing, Harassment, and Bullying in Schools and How They Can Do So
Part 11 Identity and Experiences
Chapter 12 Lesbian and Gay Public School Administrators: Early Experiences that Shape Today
Chapter 13 Dancing with the Queers: A Lesson in Discourse
Chapter 14 "Did Somebody See Me? Are They Going to Know? Am I Going to Lose My Job?": An Openly Gay Elementary Principal Reflects on Being Gay and Coming Out to His School Community
Chapter 15 Brotherhood and a Chance to Belong: Lived Experiences of Gay Fraternity Men in a College Community
Chapter 16 Conclusion
Recenzii
Sexuality Matters is truly thought provoking. It challenges us as advocates for all students to step out of our professional comfort zones and lead, not follow: to help create new norms, not perpetuate harmful ones.
Educational leadership has been long marked by an utter indifference towards queer students, adults, and our issues. Sexuality Matters shatters this silence. Intellectually robust and politically savvy, the various authors fearlessly map the uncharted terrain of educational leadership and social justice for queer people. Sexuality Matters is a "must read" for all who care about US public education.
This collection will most certainly become an important resource to educational leaders and those who prepare and develop them. The contributors not only make a powerful case for reconsidering the roles and responsibilities of educational leaders regarding LGBTQ issues, they also provide leaders with an abundance of practical guidance in discharging their legal and ethical responsibilities towards their LGBTQ students and those who would oppose the protection of such rights. Chapters span issues such as the formation of Gay-Straight Alliances in schools to the prevention of harassment and provide insights into the identities and lived experiences of LGBT and queer students and educational professionals. The work of school leaders and the education of our nation's students will be enhanced by this comprehensive, relevant, and useful volume.
Educational leaders have grappled for years with how to make the educational system socially just by addressing issues such as racism, religious intolerance, sexism, and equality of treatment for people with disabilities. In this thoughtful book, the authors have taken up the cudgel with regard to homophobia in education, as it affects both students and teachers. From the standpoint of schools as environments, as well as the curricula they use, there is need for including gays, lesbians, and people of transgender in the list of groups worthy of socially just treatment in education. This book offers educational leaders analysis and policy suggestions to help bring this about.
In the past, school leaders may have ignored the unique concerns of students and staff with non-normative sexualities, or perhaps worse, they may have enforced narrow conceptions of mainstream sexualities-at untold cost to those who have not fit the mold. Now, as growing numbers of contemporary leaders endeavor instead to make their schools welcoming places for all, Sexuality Matters offers vital guidance. Its chapters are written by leading scholars and practitioners who have engaged these issues powerfully and with elegance.
Educational leadership has been long marked by an utter indifference towards queer students, adults, and our issues. Sexuality Matters shatters this silence. Intellectually robust and politically savvy, the various authors fearlessly map the uncharted terrain of educational leadership and social justice for queer people. Sexuality Matters is a "must read" for all who care about US public education.
This collection will most certainly become an important resource to educational leaders and those who prepare and develop them. The contributors not only make a powerful case for reconsidering the roles and responsibilities of educational leaders regarding LGBTQ issues, they also provide leaders with an abundance of practical guidance in discharging their legal and ethical responsibilities towards their LGBTQ students and those who would oppose the protection of such rights. Chapters span issues such as the formation of Gay-Straight Alliances in schools to the prevention of harassment and provide insights into the identities and lived experiences of LGBT and queer students and educational professionals. The work of school leaders and the education of our nation's students will be enhanced by this comprehensive, relevant, and useful volume.
Educational leaders have grappled for years with how to make the educational system socially just by addressing issues such as racism, religious intolerance, sexism, and equality of treatment for people with disabilities. In this thoughtful book, the authors have taken up the cudgel with regard to homophobia in education, as it affects both students and teachers. From the standpoint of schools as environments, as well as the curricula they use, there is need for including gays, lesbians, and people of transgender in the list of groups worthy of socially just treatment in education. This book offers educational leaders analysis and policy suggestions to help bring this about.
In the past, school leaders may have ignored the unique concerns of students and staff with non-normative sexualities, or perhaps worse, they may have enforced narrow conceptions of mainstream sexualities-at untold cost to those who have not fit the mold. Now, as growing numbers of contemporary leaders endeavor instead to make their schools welcoming places for all, Sexuality Matters offers vital guidance. Its chapters are written by leading scholars and practitioners who have engaged these issues powerfully and with elegance.