[xmca] queer & feminist (learning) theory

[Jenna McWilliams <jenmcwil@umail.iu.edu>]

I'm working on helping put together a reading list for a graduate  
course in Learning Sciences called "Theorizing Learning in Context."  
The course is designed to offer grounding in foundational writings  
about learning theory, and past syllabi have included readings from  
Piaget & Vygotsky; debates over learning theories such as the Greeno /  
Anderson, Reder, & Simon debate about situativity theory and Anna  
Sfard's "On 2 metaphors for learning (and the dangers of choosing just  
one); and a range of readings representative of specific projects or  
approaches.


I'd like to see included in this course some critical feminist and  
queer learning theories, but I'm a little at sea over where to begin  
looking. Can anyone offer any suggestions?

Thanks!
Jenna

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Jenna McWilliams
Learning Sciences Program, Indiana University
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