Middle/High School Resources:

Middle School:

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- LGBTQ Reads is a site dedicated to promoting curated LGBTQIAP+ literature for all ages.

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-LGBTQ+ Inclusive Schools Booklist for Middle School.  Most, if not all, of these books are in our U-32 Library.  We are reading them and would love to see our teachers reading them too!

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- This is the information and data from the Trevor Project’s 2022 National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health.

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-What's So Bad About "That's So Gay"? is a lesson to explore the impact of this saying and how to empower students to express their opinions about bullying and other important issues.

 

 

High School:

 

- Justice for the Cities:  “As LGBTQ+ Students, We Demand a Curriculum that Recognizes our History and Identities” is a powerful article written by two students passionate about fighting for an equal schooling system.

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-Incorporating Queer History into US History - a very interesting podcast sure to inspire!

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-LGBTQ+ History Booklist - what book or chapter from one of these books could you add to our lessons? We need to see ourselves in our history!

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--LGBTQ+ Inclusive Schools Booklist for High School.  Make it a goal to read a book from this list.  When we see our teachers reading LGBTQ+ inclusive books, we feel affirmed and supported!

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- Here is a resource with 30 LGBTQIA+ books for kids and teens.

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-A list of LGBTQIA+ artists curated by The Art Teacher.

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Math & Science:

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Gender-Inclusive Biology explores how using a gender-inclusive framework to adapt any biology lesson to be inclusive of diverse gender, sex, or sexuality.

• Gender-Inclusive Biology lessons and activities.  What might you augment about a current lesson plan?

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-LGBTQ+ related resources and articles for science teachers to promote inclusion and celebrate LGBT Stem Day, an international day celebrating LGBT people in science, technology, engineering, and math.

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-The article "How Do We Make Math Class More Inclusive of Trans and Non-Binary Identities" is a great starting point for ensuring math classes are sites for belonging and visibility.

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-So many resources to explore from "How do we present gender, sex, and sexuality as part of inclusive and accurate science teaching?" curated by STEM Teaching Tools.

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-An incredible handout about why LGBTQ+ inclusivity matters in math from a webinar from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics called "From Inclusion to Inqu[ee]ry"

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