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Direct linkBrownhill, Simon; Warwick, Paul; Warwick, Jane; Brown Hajdukova, Eva – Gender and Education, 2021
The call for more males to work with children in their formative years remains prevalent in education discourse across the globe. Assertions that these men will positively address boys' poor behaviour and underachievement, as well as serving as father figures and role models for boys, continue to fuel international policy making and shape media…
Descriptors: Role Models, Males, Preservice Teachers, Student Attitudes
Russell, Kate – Gender and Education, 2021
Experiences of non-heterosexual teachers are relatively understood, but little work focuses explicitly on LGBTQ+, pre-service teachers and none in the Australian context. Alsup's ([2006]. "Teacher Identity Discourses: Negotiating Personal and Professional Spaces." New York: Routledge.) borderland discourse is used to explore the role of…
Descriptors: LGBTQ People, Preservice Teachers, Professional Identity, Sexual Identity
Redmond, Petrea; Gutke, Hannah; Galligan, Linda; Howard, Angela; Newman, Tara – Gender and Education, 2017
Issues of gender imbalance in leadership have long been a significant issue in universities, as is the case across most industries. This paper explores the experiences of seven females who have successfully achieved senior leadership positions at a regional university in Australia. While the experiences of these women differ in many ways, there…
Descriptors: Females, Women Administrators, Resilience (Psychology), Leadership Role
