Higher education curricula have historically excluded LGBTQ+ perspectives, which has led to a lack of understanding and acceptance of diverse identities and experiences. Including LGBTQ+ perspectives...
The philosophy of education is concerned with understanding the nature of knowledge, how it is acquired, transmitted, and applied to improve learning outcomes for individuals within the context of...
Media literacy and critical pedagogy have been recognized as powerful tools for social change, particularly in challenging deeply ingrained societal norms such as heteronormativity and cissexism....
Queer Pedagogy
The concept of queer pedagogy emerged from a critical examination of traditional teaching methods and structures within education. It challenges the assumption that students are...
Queer pedagogical models are an exciting way to rethink traditional education systems that privilege dominant perspectives, such as heteronormativity and binary gender norms. By adopting these...
The role of media in society is constantly evolving, but one thing remains constant: media shapes the way people think about themselves and others. Media has been a powerful tool for reinforcing...
How does media education affect public opinion towards LGBTQ communities?
Media has been accused of portraying stereotypes that reinforce traditional gender roles and norms. These representations...
Media literacy refers to understanding how different forms of media construct and influence reality through representation, discourse, and ideology. Critical pedagogy is an educational approach that...
What does it mean to be queer-informed in pedagogical practice, and how can this approach transform traditional conceptions of teaching and learning spaces? This essay will explore what is meant by...