Aaron Teo
- Lecturer in Curriculum and Pedagogy, University of Southern Queensland
Dr Aaron Teo is a Singaporean Chinese first generation migrant settler living on unceded Jagera and Turrbal lands. He is a Sociologist of Education working as a Lecturer in Curriculum and Pedagogy at the University of Southern Queensland's School of Education. Aaron is Convenor for the Australian Association for Research in Education Social Justice Special Interest Group, Queensland Convenor for the Asian Australian Alliance, member of the Challenging Racism Project, and a member of the Advisory Committee for the Australian Human Rights Commission's study into racism in Australian universities. He is also 2023 winner of the Carolyn Baker Memorial Prize, and the State Library of Queensland's 2024 John Oxley Honorary Fellow. Aaron's research focusses on the raced and gendered subjectivities of migrant teachers from“Asian” backgrounds in the Australian context, as well as critical pedagogies in white Australian (university and school) classroom spaces. He is interested in qualitative research methods, particularly the use of critical autoethnography as a-way of reflexively interrogating experiences at the nexus of migration, racism, sexism, and multiculturalism in the Australian education context.
Experience- 2024–present Lecturer in Education, The University of Southern Queensland
- 2024 The University of Queensland, Doctor of Philosophy (Sociology of Education) 2014 The University of Queensland, Graduate Diploma in Secondary Education
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