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Efforts to recruit more diverse teachers paying off for city schools
A room full of 12 and 13-year-olds in a seventh grade Pre-AP science class cut open raw chicken wings to identify the muscles, bones and ligaments. “What connects the muscle to the bone?” asks teacher Christopher Mosley at Hudson K-8 School. “The tendon!” Ricardo Chandler, 13, said proudly. Mosley then asks a table of students […]
Read MoreMenTeach E-News – March 2016
MenTeach E-News March 2016 1) China’s New Five-Year Plan: Be a Man 2) In Praise of the Dude Teaching at My Son’s Preschool 3) Black male educators holding next forum 4) Early childhood education needs more male teachers in New Zealand 5) Awards given at MenTeach – New England @ MassAEYC conference 6) Male student-teachers […]
Read MoreMy Favorite Teacher – Mr. T.
From my first year as a student in school to now, as an adult educator, I find myself referring to some teachers as “my favorites”. Currently with my work involving pre-service students and cooperating teachers in the field, there are those teachers who I favor. Certainly we have all had at least one favorite teacher […]
Read MoreMore men are training to be primary school teachers in UK, research shows
More men are training to be primary school teachers but fewer are entering secondary schools, new analysis reveals. The Good Teacher Training Guide 2015 also found the top three training providers were school-based. The guide was produced by Alan Smithers and Mandy-Diana Coughlan from the Centre for Education and Employment Research (CEER), The proportion of […]
Read MoreAmerica needs more black and Hispanic male teachers
The statistics have almost become cliché: Black elementary and high school students score lower on standardized tests, on average, than their white or Asian counterparts. For years, educators have searched for solutions. For Kwame Griffith, a senior vice president at Teach For America, the way to help narrow this achievement gap is by recruiting more […]
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