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New Book About Male Teachers: Go Where You Belong
A new book by Lemuel W. Watson and C. Sheldon Woods, Go Where You Belong: Male Teachers as Cultural Workers in the Lives of Children, Families, and Communities is available. “The purpose of this book is to continue the dialogue about the importance of men in the lives of young children and the teaching profession. This book […]
Read MoreFree Graduate Teacher Training Program
My name is Yvette Dalton-McCoy and I am the Associate Director of Graduate Diversity Programs at Tufts University located in the Boston Metro area. Attached you will see a flyer for our “Biannual Prospective Graduate Student Days”. This is a program for students to visit Tufts University and partake in a two day exploration of […]
Read MoreU.S. Colleges, Universities Step Up Recruitment With Looming Nationwide Teacher Shortage
With a third of the country’s more than 3.4 million teachers expected to retire by 2013, many states may face a dwindling pool of qualified teachers in the near future. To address this potential shortage, many education programs are stepping up their recruitment efforts — particularly in urban and underserved communities. Beverly Young, assistant vice […]
Read MoreEducators say more men needed in childcare
Males lack a significant role in childcare centres, said a Humber early childhood educator. David Lockwood is the only male ECE professor at Humber. He said children need both female and male role models in their lives. “There are very few men who go into the field of child psychology and then there are fewer […]
Read MoreA visit to hands on male involvement in Hawai’i
We’re in Hawai’i and getting a great opportunity to see how some cultures – the Hawai’i Language Immersion programs – celebrate a culture and language. They have more than 15% of their staff working with children are men. Here are some photos of a group being taught how to make foods of Hawai’i and to […]
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