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The Schott Foundation Receives $1 Million Grant from the Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation for Black Male Teacher Initiative
The Schott Foundation for Public Education solidifies $1 million partnership with The Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation as a part of an initiative which will develop models for recruiting and retaining African American male teachers. This first phase of the grant will be used to implement the Teachers as Leaders initiative — which will expand teacher […]
Read MoreIs it difficult for a man to get a date working as a teacher?
[MenTeach: The opinions expressed in postings on the site do not necessarily reflect the opinions of MenTeach.] There’s no doubt that more male teachers are needed in the United States, and your web site does an excellent job of pointing out many reasons for this. However, as a former teacher (and a male), I would […]
Read MoreEditorial: There are male teachers blogging their opinions
MenTeach In the past, people would complain to me that they couldn’t find male teachers. With the internet and wider communication, you’ll find more and more blogs written by male teachers. It’s unlikely to be the most representative sample of male teachers and they vary in content and quality. They do however provide an interesting […]
Read MoreDadBloggers – Men in Child Care
[MenTeach: The following posting came from a Daddyblog in April 2006. It produced several comments at the site and offered some data about men teaching.] The church I belong to has a nursery, which looks after kids from 18 months to three years while their parents attend two hours of classes. Since our daughter has recently […]
Read MoreMenTeach National Symposium 2007
Next week in Chicago there is Men Teaching: A national symposium on developing a national policy on the importance of men in the lives of children. Wednesday, November 7, 2007 12 noon – 4:30 PM Chicago, IL McCormick Place, South Building – S505 A/B On-site registration is available.
Read More“Think You Can Teach? A Survival Guide For New Middle School Teachers.”
37 years in public middle school education. A note from the author: I wrote this book to help new teachers be successful because if you are successful, your students will learn. Teaching is NOT a woman’s profession. I can attest to that, a male teacher, with 37 years teaching experience. Teaching is for the inspired, […]
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