Institutional exclusion is a term used to describe the systemic barriers that prevent certain groups from participating fully in society. These barriers can take many forms, including legal,...
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: Understanding how institutional exclusion affects queer students education & selfesteem
Queer students face various forms of discrimination and marginalization within educational institutions, which can negatively impact their safety, well-being, and participation. This is due to...
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: Exploring the impact of heteronormativity on queer student wellbeing in education
The most significant challenge facing religious schools is that they must adhere to their doctrinal beliefs while also being inclusive of queer students. This tension creates an environment where...
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: Religious schools inclusion of queer students: overcoming the tensions between doctrine and diversity.
The question of what constitutes an ethical framework for developing inclusive educational curricula has been debated extensively among scholars in recent years. While there is no single answer to...
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: How can intersectional and social justice frameworks contribute to more inclusive and ethical sexuality education?
LGBTQ+ students face unique challenges in the classroom due to their identity, which may lead to negative impacts on their academic performance and wellbeing.
Some educational institutions have...
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: How schools can create more inclusive environments for lgbtq+ students: a call for pedagogy beyond tolerance
Queer students are often the target of bullying and violence in educational settings, which is due to their differences from mainstream gender roles and norms. This article will discuss how...
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: How educational institutions perpetuate and challenge risks to queer student safety: a guide for reform efforts
Religious schools are institutions that aim to educate their pupils about faith-based beliefs and practices. Their mission is to ensure that every student understands what it means to live according...
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: How can religious schools include queer students while respecting doctrinal constraints?
Queerphobia is a term used to describe negative attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, and actions towards LGBTQ+ people, including but not limited to lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender individuals, and...
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: Overcoming the harmful effects of queerphobia on university environments.
Teachers play a crucial role in creating an inclusive environment for all their students, including queer ones. In order to achieve this goal, teachers must be adequately trained on how to approach...
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: Encouraging inclusivity: training teachers to support lgbtq+ students mental health and academic achievement
Trauma-inclusive pedagogical practice refers to teaching methods that prioritize creating safe spaces for learners who have experienced traumatic events such as sexual assault, child abuse, domestic...
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: Sexual assault survivors can benefit from traumainclusive pedagogical practices