LGBTQ Reflection

Reflection 3: Politics and the English Language

The reading I chose was an essay written in 1946 by George Orwell, the novelist who wrote Animal Farm and...

LGBTQ+ Community in Poland

This reflection post discuses LGBTQ+ issues within Poland and how educators can act as an ally for this particular community....

Protected: LGBTQ+ Reflection

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Protected: LGBTQ+ in Chicago

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Reflection # 2: Is “western countries” really safe for LGBTQ+?

Basic information: I chose option one to talk about my reflection. Besides, I also interviewed two friends who are living...

Reflection #2: LGBTQ issues and gay-friendly pedagogies in context

Rebecca Jot: Reflection #2:LGBTQ issues and gay-friendly pedagogies Option 1: Reflect on a context “…one must also accept that sexual...

Reflection 2: LGBTQ+ issues in Switzerland

I chose to interview Hulia, a pseudonym, who is a self-identified member of the LGBTQ+ community but isn’t associated with...

Reflection 2- LGBTQ+ in high school Mandarin Classes in Private High Schools

I interviewed two Mandarin teachers in private high schools in the United States, one in California, the other in North...

Reflection 2: LGBTQ+ and Professionalism

I reached out to a friend in the LGBTQ+ community at MIIS for this reflection. We share some similar experiences...

Reflection #3: Some LGBTQ issues in China

I lived in Beijing for a couple years and I can’t speak to reflect the consensus of opinions towards LGBTQ...

Reflection 3: My religion says I can’t be gay.

I wanted to complete this reflection by looking at Colombia, a Spanish-speaking country in South America. I lived there for...

LGBTQ Reflection

The context that I will discuss is my hometown. I’m from a mid-sized suburban town located in California’s Central Valley,...

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