Navigating Struggles and Successes: Lived Experiences of LGBTQIA+ Students

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{"abstract":"In education, the stories of LGBTQIA+ students are one of the most powerful tales of hardship. It uncovers a wide range of experiences, much like opening a box full of obstacles and successes. This study primarily aimed to delve into and provide a comprehensive understanding of the struggles and successes of LGBTQIA+ students at Morong National High School. The researchers used self-reported data from in-depth semi-structured interviews involving 20 students, five per grade level, from Grades 7 to 10 as the main instrument and were interpreted using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) to identify patterns or themes within the qualitative data. The student-respondents were selected through purposive sampling ensuring representation from diverse backgrounds. As the respondents shared their stories, the researchers found that some LGBTQIA+ students experience gradual teasing from their fellow learners. Even though they faced such challenges, they succeeded in breaking stereotypes and excelled academically. They also demonstrated their skills and abilities in sports, leadership, and other extracurricular pursuits. As a coping mechanism, the respondents mentioned that they seek support from friends and other support groups. Their hobbies and engagement in various activities help divert their attention from gender-based discrimination. Therefore, the results indicate that we need to work together in schools and communities to make everyone feel included. This research tells us that we must create safe places for LGBTQIA+ students so they don't face discrimination or bullying. Schools should let students talk about their experiences and feel like they belong. If schools show understanding and help with education, they can help LGBTQIA+ students do well.","abstract_source":"original","authors":["Ara Ceryll Francisco","Francine Faith Mixto","Precious Eljay Miranda","Jude Cyrus DelaCruz","Shandeen Gerard Cleofe","Princess Josefina Digma","Ray Ann SanJuan","Jeanne Paul Raymundo"],"date":"2024-08-13","doi":"10.5281/zenodo.13310673","id":3414,"issue":7,"journal":{"issn":"2822-4353","name":"Psychology and Education: A Multidisciplinary Journal"},"pdf_sha256":"a43841ac675c97f2adf2dfedb96b85a336f7db1ef1eba27c678070a1fc027f93","schema":"scimatic-article/1","title":"Navigating Struggles and Successes: Lived Experiences of LGBTQIA+ Students","volume":23}

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