There's a great article focusing on the male teacher shortage In this month's Edutopia magazine. There's some cogent commentary by many smart folks, including Steve Peha. Read it here: Male Call: Recruiting More Men To Teach Elementary School.
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May 01, 2008
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There is an excellent book titled, "Why Gender Matters". It explains how and why males and females learn differently and how and why male and female teachers are good for teaching the same gender and bad at teaching the opposite gender. Jack Donner jackrenee@hotmail.com
Posted by: Jack Donner | June 04, 2008 at 12:27 PM