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Classroom Disrupted: Being Trans and Disabled in Library Instruction

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Trans and Gender Diverse in LIS Chapter 39 Classroom Disrupted.pdf (656 KB)
chapter 39 of trans and gender diverse voices in libraries
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Chapter 39
Trans and Gender Diverse Voices in Libraries
Author
Krahmer, Debbie
Abstract

The one-shot library session is a disruption of the typical classroom experience--the librarian, an outsider, comes into a classroom to speak about a certain specialty. As a trans and disabled person, I leverage my “difference” in the classroom to establish a more inclusive tone, and to include critical information literacy pedagogy. My transness is part of my teaching as much as my disability. While the level of disruption caused by my transness has changed over the years (both as I’ve medically transitioned and as social attitudes have changed), my disability (despite changes in how it affects me day-to-day) continues to be a steady disruption.

Date Issued
2023-07-04
Publisher
Library Juice Press
Keywords
Libraries
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Library Instruction
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Transgender
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Disabled
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disabilities
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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