Isaac, D. (2020)
These types of assessments at universities pose significant challenges for students who stutter due to their verbal nature.
What are oral presentations?
This term refers to the way disabled bodyminds orient and move through time in opposition to ableist norms.
What is crip time?
This word is used to describe the queer child with its dark and shadowy experience.
What is a ghost?
This term refers to the societal expectations and norms that define what is considered "appropriate" behavior and milestones at different ages.
What are age norms?
This term, central to neoliberal narratives of aging, refers to older adults maintaining health and activity to reduce their "burden" on society.
What is active aging?
This term describes the politics of time governing academic knowledge generation and the regulation of academic lives.
What is chronopolitics?
‘It is messy and untidy and moves in unexpected ways’ ‘Defined by the opposite of ‘straight’ time’
How does Crip Time alter from heteronormative Time?
This is something nobody ever was that gets created by adults looking back in time.
What is a child?
This concept, popularized in the mid-20th century, defines aging well as maintaining physical health, cognitive function, and active social engagement.
What is successful aging?
It is an important part of the governmentality of modernity, classifying and dividing people according to age and intersecting with a range of other stratifying systems such as class and gender to facilitate the embedding of inequalities as well as introduce inequalities of its own.
What is an age system?
Crip time aligns with this feminist and LGBTQ+ theory, often exploring oppositional identities.
What is queer theory?