The relationship between school context and gender and sexuality issues. Analysis of the narratives of future teachers
Abstract
Currently, there persist limited understandings of sexual and gender diversity, rooted in cisheteronormative patterns, which marginalize dissident bodies. This is reflected in educational practices where, in terms of training future teachers, it is important to reflect on how they contribute to the perpetuation or rupture of normativities. The perceptions of students in an initial teacher training course regarding the relationship between gender, sexuality, and school were investigated, aiming to understand how they move towards redefining conceptions on the subject. Perspectives such as prejudice, teacher insecurities, limitations in training, and difficulties in breaking stereotypes were highlighted, urging the adoption of strategies that include the promotion of inclusion and teacher engagement in favor of equality, diversity, and the fight against LGBTQIphobia.
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