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Session Submission Type: Symposium
This symposium examines K-12 enactments of queer literacy curricula and what these reveal about literacy and queering as social processes, the epistemologies these enactments entail, and the tensions that emerge for teachers and students. Panelist draw from multi-year research in multiple sites across urban, rural, and suburban schools to theorize the work that teachers and teacher educators must do in order to better support sexually and gender diverse students through school curricula.
Reading LGBTQ-Inclusive Novels: Queering Traditional Elementary ELA Practices - Caitlin Law Ryan, East Carolina University; Jill Hermann-Wilmarth, Western Michigan University
Secondary Teachers’ Framing of Queer Literacy Curricula: Possibilities, Constraints, and Humanization - Ryan Schey, Auburn University
Queer In the Curriculum and Queering the Curriculum: What’s at Stake for Students? - Jenell Igeleke Penn, The Ohio State University
Working the Tensions: Queer Literacy Curricula as (En)Act(ment)s of Love - Caroline T. Clark, The Ohio State University