Editorials

The Working Forum Conference

I know we should be posting photos and daily reports about the event – after all it IS the first of its kind in history. But it’s been unbelieveably full. From early morning until late at night. I’ll just list a few highlights and come back later to give a fuller report. We’ve had Plenary […]

First World Conference for Men in Early Childhood Education

I’ve arrived in Honolulu, HI for the first World Conference for men in early childhood education. It’s been over five years in the planning and it’s amazing to think it will be happening starting on Tuesday. A group of us are meeting Monday and Tuesday to go over the agenda but also to strategize about […]

Girls vs. Boys

Are girls really out pacing boys in education? I spend at least eight hours a day promoting science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers to young women. My office puts on programs and workshops to help college students understand what they can do with their biology degree besides teach high school or go into medical […]

Looking Elsewhere

[MenTeach: We like to read what is out there and found this teacher’s comments. Do you have any thoughts about his situation? Is it similar to your situation?] Although the position is available to me, I probably won’t work at Kennedy High School next year. There is the appeal of more money and continued growth […]

Male Teachers

How do I get my teaching license?

We get many e-mails from readers about useful links. Some are from people trying to promote a product or service – not always very useful. Recently, we received a e-mail about a site that lists all the states requirements to get a teaching license – it even lists alternative certification. A very useful resource. Check […]