Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: McKenzie, Bri, Chen, Julian, Veliz, Leonardo
Other Authors: Ethan Trinh
Format: Book Chapter
Published: 2024
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94865
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-948652024-05-24T07:48:05Z Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach McKenzie, Bri Chen, Julian Veliz, Leonardo Ethan Trinh Kate Mastruserio Reynolds James Coda 2024 Book Chapter http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94865 restricted
spellingShingle McKenzie, Bri
Chen, Julian
Veliz, Leonardo
Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach
title Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach
title_full Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach
title_fullStr Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach
title_full_unstemmed Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach
title_short Problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in TESOL Down Under: A trio-ethnographic approach
title_sort problematising intersectionality, allyship and queer pedagogy in tesol down under: a trio-ethnographic approach
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94865