EDUC 126. Narratives of Disability & Intersectionality in School


This class is rooted in narrative analysis and disability using lenses and practices developed within disability justice and disability studies in education. Unpacking notions like disability, ability, capacity, and debility, we will explore narratives and stories, both fiction and nonfiction, that can help us explore schools and educational spaces through critical disability theories. We will also engage in narrative and discourse analysis as research methods to examine such stories. In doing so, we will learn and practice multiple ways of knowing and being when considering ableism and education. 
Prerequisite: EDUC 014   or EDUC 014F . Pedagogy and Power: Introduction to Education and an additional course in the 040-060s. Either EDUC 024  or EDUC 026   is highly recommended.
Social Sciences.
1 or 2 credits.
Fall 2024. Phuong.
Catalog chapter: Educational Studies  
Department website: https://www.swarthmore.edu/educational-studies


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