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Gilbert, Jen – Sex Education: Sexuality, Society and Learning, 2016
University researchers face a significant obstacle when studying schools: their lives as researchers began in schools. How can researchers enter the contemporary high school and see the movement of bodies through those halls as something other than a confirmation or rejection of their own schooling experiences? What special intellectual and…
Descriptors: Researchers, High Schools, Research Problems, High School Students
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Luther, Rachel – Educational Studies: Journal of the American Educational Studies Association, 2013
Despite the increase in marine science curriculum in secondary schools, marine science is not generally required curricula and has been largely deemphasized or ignored in relation to earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics. I call for the integration and implementation of marine science more fully in secondary science education through…
Descriptors: Marine Education, Educational Philosophy, Oceanography, Social Distance
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Johnson, Tara Star – Teachers College Record, 2010
Background/Context: Very little empirical research has been conducted on the issue of educator sexual misconduct (ESM) in secondary settings. The few reports available typically treat a larger social issue, such as sexual harassment or child abuse; therefore, data on ESM specifically must be extrapolated. When such data are obtained, the focus has…
Descriptors: Teacher Student Relationship, English Teachers, Secondary School Teachers, Case Studies
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Allen, Louisa – Gender and Education, 2004
A tradition of predominately feminist literature has revealed that there is a 'missing discourse of desire' in many sex education programmes. Building on this work, this article explores the gendered effects of this de-eroticized and clinical form of education. It is argued that young women and men's (hetero)sexual subjectivities are…
Descriptors: Females, Empowerment, Sexuality, Males