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Male teachers, homophobia, misogyny and teacher education

Pages 27-39 | Published online: 24 Jan 2007

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Adam J. White, Rory Magrath & Bryan Thomas. (2018) The experiences of lesbian, gay and bisexual students and staff at a Further Education college in South East England. British Educational Research Journal 44:3, pages 480-495.
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Matthew Ripley, Eric Anderson, Mark McCormack & Ben Rockett. (2011) Heteronormativity in the University Classroom. Sociology of Education 85:2, pages 121-130.
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