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James Luton (Alderbrook School) - ‘Equality and Diversity’.

J. Luton

RDL:

Alison MorganLink opens in a new window

Contact:

s201jluton@alderbrook.solihull.sch.uk

Profile:

I have been a teacher of History for 3 years having worked previously with SEN pupils in mainstream education and special provisions. I graduated from the University of Nottingham in Politics in 2014 and went on to complete my PGCE at the University of Birmingham in 2019. I have also recently completed my masters, also at Birmingham, looking into the impacts of Covid lockdowns on pupil happiness and engagement. In my time at my current school I have worked to identify and prevent homophobic incidents. Through this project I hope to collect data on the prevalence of these incidents and the potential culture surrounding homophobia in school. Using this data we can implement new policies in September to tackle these issues and make the school a more inclusive place for all pupils.

Further Reading:

Pearson 2020 Annual ReportLink opens in a new window

Misson, R. (1999) The closet and the classroom; strategies of heterosexist discourse. Critical Studies in Education, 40(2), p. 75-88.Link opens in a new window

Bradshaw, D. (1998) Knowledge of Texts: theory and practice in critical literacy. Language Australia Limited: Melbourne.Link opens in a new window

Miller, sj. (2015) A Queer Literacy Framework Promoting (A)Gender and (A)Sexuality Self-Link opens in a new windowDetermination and Justice. The English Journal, 104(5), p. 37-44.Link opens in a new window