LGBTQ+ Identity Affirmation in International Schools: An Ethical Framework for Educators

IF 1.3 4区 教育学 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Teachers College Record Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.1177/01614681231194416
Emily Meadows
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Educators are increasingly facing questions around LGBTQ+ equity and belonging in their practice, and they may struggle to identify a position that does justice to the weight of these matters. Those with limited training and experience in LGBTQ+ equity work may find that relying on popular opinion or a search engine to develop answers feels unprofessional at best, and potentially dangerous at worst. This article proposes instead a conceptual framework with which to consider four prominent ethical lenses that educators may use in evaluating LGBTQ+ matters: professional, cultural, legal, and health and safety. The purpose of the framework is to apply these lenses to support equity, belonging, and identity affirmation for LGBTQ+ students. Each lens is laid out with relevant research and is designed with the specific context of international schools in mind, including those operating within socially conservative settings. The framework serves as a practical tool for conscientious educators seeking guidance to carefully and intentionally address varying perspectives around the sensitive and important topic of LGBTQ+ identity affirmation in schools.
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国际学校中的LGBTQ+身份肯定:教育工作者的伦理框架
教育工作者在实践中越来越多地面临着LGBTQ+的公平和归属问题,他们可能很难找到一个公正对待这些问题的立场。那些在LGBTQ+权益工作方面受过有限培训和经验的人可能会发现,依靠民意或搜索引擎来寻找答案,往好了说是不专业的,往坏了说是潜在的危险。本文提出了一个概念框架,用来考虑教育工作者在评估LGBTQ+问题时可能使用的四个突出的伦理镜头:专业、文化、法律、健康和安全。该框架的目的是运用这些镜头来支持LGBTQ+学生的平等、归属感和身份肯定。每个镜头都有相关的研究,并在设计时考虑到国际学校的具体背景,包括那些在社会保守环境下运作的学校。该框架为有责任心的教育工作者提供了一个实用的工具,帮助他们在学校中寻找有关LGBTQ+身份认同这一敏感而重要的话题的指导,以谨慎和有意地解决不同的观点。
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