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Part 1: Disability and sexuality
Disability studies
Medical versus the social model of disability
Ableism
Disability rights movement
Inclusion
Sustainable Developmental Goals
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Act of 1996 Bill of Rights
Education White Paper 6
Children's Act
Social justice agenda
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) framework
Myths surround the sexuality of disabled bodies
Part 2: Theoretical knowledge
Michel Foucault
Discipline and punishment
Power and discourse
Judith Butler
Unintelligible bodies
Precarity
Sexual politics
Pierre Bourdieu
Theory of practice
Doxa
Orthodoxy
Heterodoxy
Allodoxy
Kevin Kumashiro
Anti-oppressive education
Education for the other
Education about the other
Education that is critical of privilege and othering
Education that encourages societal change
Decoloniality
African perspectives of disability and sexuality
Part 3: Practical knowledge
Preparing a sex education lesson
Key competencies
Skills and resources
Pedagogy of discomfort
Assistive technology
Educational sexual models
Jim Jackson and Company Models
The Great Wall of Vagina
Touch, Label, and Learn Poster: Human Skeleton
GENA: Models for inclusive sex ed
Lesson plan
ODeL environment
Open access resources
Part 4: Portfolio of evidence
Surveying the literature
Identifying a research problem
Stating a research problem
Aligning a research problem to research questions and objectives
Ethical considerations
Collecting evidence
Analysing evidence
Reporting evidence
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