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United Arab Emerate (UAE) study reveals men turning their backs on teachingUnited Arab Emerate (UAE) study reveals men turning their backs on teaching

School’s back but without the boys – research reveals males are turning their backs on teaching. Male Emirati teachers face “prejudice, stereotyping and negative reactions” from friends and family, a study has found. While female teachers enjoy a high status, men complain they are mocked and told to get a ‘real job’. The study has […]

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The ‘manny’ admitted to England’s top nanny college

Norland College, an English school famous for producing the country’s finest and most professional nannies, has opened its doors to its first fully matriculated (and second-ever) male student in the campus’ 120-year history. Michael Kenny, 18, will join a class of 48 females at Norland, where he will study to become the first male to […]

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Men in Early Education Fall Gathering in Massachusetts

Men in Early Education Fall Gathering Saturday, October 6, 2012 9:30AM-2:00PM Grove Hall Child Care Center 1295 Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan, MA. 02126 Stories, sharing Men in Early education Lunch Discussion about Fathers and Boys (including Moms, Girls and Grandparents) Sponsored by MenTeach-New England For more information contact: Craig Simpson- cs4202144 @yahoo.com Or 617-623-9293

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Male educators in Grand Forks elementary classrooms

Early in his teaching career at Grand Forks’ Ben Franklin Elementary School, Harold Gustafson had a good student he described as “a little Pigpen,” named after the Peanuts character who was always followed by a trail of dust. The boy’s father kept urging him to clean his room, but the boy refused. One weekend, the […]

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Teacher’s Day: 45% of teachers in Indian schools are women

In India, teachers form the third largest workforce among white-collared employees. A point to reflect on Teachers’ Day, Wednesday, is that of the country’s 64 lakh school teachers, 29 lakh are women. The percentage of women teachers in schools has been increasing steadily in recent years. From 43.46% in 2008-09, it rose to 44.83% in […]

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