The queer archive : teaching and learning sexualities in Australia
Marshall, Daniel 2010, The queer archive : teaching and learning sexualities in Australia, Transformations : the journal of inclusive scholarship and pedagogy, vol. 21, no. 2, Fall/Winter, pp. 36-46.
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The queer archive : teaching and learning sexualities in Australia
Transformations : the journal of inclusive scholarship and pedagogy
Volume number
21
Issue number
2
Season
Fall/Winter
Start page
36
End page
46
Total pages
11
Publisher
New Jersey City University
Place of publication
Jersey City, N. J.
Publication date
2010-10-01
ISSN
1052-5017
Summary
The article explores the use of the queer archive in teaching sex and sexuality in public schools. A background of the development of the archive in 1978 and its role in education is given. Policies that help guide appropriateness of content, such as Supporting Sexual Diversity in Schools in 2008, is discussed. The teaching approach in using the non-traditional archive-based education are also examined where learning can involve group-based workshops heavy on interative methods.
Language
eng
Field of Research
130308 Gender, Sexuality and Education 200205 Culture, Gender, Sexuality
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