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Update for Malaysian
The year 2015 had brought us beautiful and meaningful memories in our Early Chilhood industry in Malaysia. The most interesting and successful one was our involvement and achievement in the Malaysia Book of Records. The great idea was from the CEO of Kids Campus, En. Muhammad Shukri and his team who also as safety officer […]
Read MoreMenTeach E-News – January 2016
MenTeach E-News January 2016 1) Where are the men in Israel’s early childhood education? 2) One Man’s Early Childhood Education Journey from 1976 to 2016 3) Too few men want to teach, United Arab Emirate (UAE) minister says 4) America’s Extreme Need for More Black Male Educators 5) Male teachers face shocking prejudice 6) A […]
Read MoreBook review: Male primary teachers are pushed into stereotypical leadership roles – can you guess which ones?
Talented male primary school teachers are being devalued because they get pigeon-holed into running sports classes or looking after naughty kids, a new book has claimed. The authors of Men Teaching Children 3-11 investigated gender stereotyping in deprived schools across the north of England and London. They found that men were often stereotyped into four […]
Read MoreMore men in early childhood education in New Zealand
Four years ago: A keynote speaker at the Early Childhood MenZ Summit in Wanganui said it was heartening to see that men are now realising a career in early childhood education is a viable option. Dunedin Early childhood education lecturer Tagiilima Feleti said the number of men showing interest in early childhood education was growing […]
Read MoreSome Australian schools are experiencing an extreme shortage of male teachers
Callum Gardner is used to seeing raised eyebrows on the football field when he tells his teammates his profession. But as a male in a predominantly female-dominated industry, he is no stranger to this surprise. Mr Gardener, who started his first teaching job at Wagga’s Lutheran Primary School this year, spent four years sitting in […]
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