Taking a Look at Boys and Education

For boys, if you are not participating in sports or are not well-known, you should only see, or should be a "lonely nerd". My father once said, "My son participated in the competition, scored, acting and winning, being abandoned, or not being able to see even worse," he said. When he was a student, he decided to return home from a football training, so he played stereo in his car and broke it. His coach is very angry because he told him he was not good. I believe people will regard a boy as bad, but in fact it is a good thing, it gives a strong return to my brothers and works harder.

In any case, parents and educators need to look at numbers and facts: children - especially young boys - need good men in their lives, and men must challenge them Hmm. If we grow a good boy, we will nurture a good father and if that happens we can begin to rectify the dysfunction of the modern family.

When a number comes out, I will begin to search for an explanation. Boys, we get them. Finnish education does not use enough technology to draw motivation for boys interested in computers. Boys do not read as much girls as there are not enough books for them to use. Girls should sit quietly in the class, so they get more praise from the teacher. Male teachers are running short. Basically: Our educational system discriminates boys. Imagine now that you are a girl. You have grown to meet the expectations of your family and society. You do your best, you are interested in things, you are good at learning. Then you begin to read the newspaper. You read these headings. You understand the concept of kilitkympintytöt or "get a good girl in A", this is a cute stereotype.

Men are behind girls at school; on average, they will have the potential for worse grades, fewer classes, and fewer graduations. In order to know why boys are driven to the second line of education, organizer Michelle Martin talks with Christina Hof Somers, a resident scholar of the American Enterprise Association "Battle with Boys" . This time we turn to the important and sensitive problem of education. If you are following news on education, or if you feel close to almost all school levels, between boys and girls such as men participating in advanced classes and graduation rates on average on behalf of girls There is a big gap.

The ratio of boys and girls in primary school and junior high school 99 99.46 15.66 17.24 149.19 ratio of middle school and girls in 1999 99 99 85.69 26.05 17.26 309.97 1970 ratio of boys and girls in higher education 99 75.54 41.36 4.07 228.77 1970 Youth culture ratio of 2010 Women (15-24 years old)