Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At some point, I do have to ask: what are men doing?
They are earning less, reading less, educating themselves less, and moving more and more conservative.
It must really suck to be a young woman right now.
STEM.
They are leaving fields like law and medicine and moving into STEM.
They are still pretty over-represented in finance too.
I mean, sure, but they're still failing to go to college and actually get into STEM careers. So what are they doing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The expectation for kids to be perfect (all As, ECs curated, super scheduled days) beginning in 9th grade does not match where most boys are developmentally at age 14. Girls are ahead here. So they start off behind and it is hard to catch up.
this is a very real factor. teacher of Gifted&Talented...the intelligence is the same, the organizational skills of females are 1.5-2 yrs ahead. Males are not as supported in our educational system. In GT with smaller groupings we can do a lot of creative out of box thinking and cater to both types of minds. Colleagues in private schools report the same. All-male schools often have a lot of success with boys. Most public schools cannot individualize this. I am a female teacher. Most of my colleagues are. Many of us have raised sons and daughters in addition to teaching them; Boys need more support. Giving Boys more support does not mean giving girls less: keep the women in stem and all the important stuff added over the years to help girls; add support specifically for the ways boys learn, and ways to encourage college and make it an obvious attainable choice.
Can you explain how boys "Learn" differently? All I hear online is basically that school isn't recess and expects you to listen.
If you want to learn about how the educational system is failing boys you might start with Richard Reeves. He has a book and YouTube videos.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The expectation for kids to be perfect (all As, ECs curated, super scheduled days) beginning in 9th grade does not match where most boys are developmentally at age 14. Girls are ahead here. So they start off behind and it is hard to catch up.
this is a very real factor. teacher of Gifted&Talented...the intelligence is the same, the organizational skills of females are 1.5-2 yrs ahead. Males are not as supported in our educational system. In GT with smaller groupings we can do a lot of creative out of box thinking and cater to both types of minds. Colleagues in private schools report the same. All-male schools often have a lot of success with boys. Most public schools cannot individualize this. I am a female teacher. Most of my colleagues are. Many of us have raised sons and daughters in addition to teaching them; Boys need more support. Giving Boys more support does not mean giving girls less: keep the women in stem and all the important stuff added over the years to help girls; add support specifically for the ways boys learn, and ways to encourage college and make it an obvious attainable choice.
Can you explain how boys "Learn" differently? All I hear online is basically that school isn't recess and expects you to listen.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The expectation for kids to be perfect (all As, ECs curated, super scheduled days) beginning in 9th grade does not match where most boys are developmentally at age 14. Girls are ahead here. So they start off behind and it is hard to catch up.
this is a very real factor. teacher of Gifted&Talented...the intelligence is the same, the organizational skills of females are 1.5-2 yrs ahead. Males are not as supported in our educational system. In GT with smaller groupings we can do a lot of creative out of box thinking and cater to both types of minds. Colleagues in private schools report the same. All-male schools often have a lot of success with boys. Most public schools cannot individualize this. I am a female teacher. Most of my colleagues are. Many of us have raised sons and daughters in addition to teaching them; Boys need more support. Giving Boys more support does not mean giving girls less: keep the women in stem and all the important stuff added over the years to help girls; add support specifically for the ways boys learn, and ways to encourage college and make it an obvious attainable choice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At some point, I do have to ask: what are men doing?
They are earning less, reading less, educating themselves less, and moving more and more conservative.
It must really suck to be a young woman right now.
STEM.
They are leaving fields like law and medicine and moving into STEM.
They are still pretty over-represented in finance too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So many of the colleges we have looked at have gender imbalances with higher rates of females. What’s happening?
they're dumbing themselves down, watching tiktok, listening to joe rogan and voting trump.
Anonymous wrote:At some point, I do have to ask: what are men doing?
They are earning less, reading less, educating themselves less, and moving more and more conservative.
It must really suck to be a young woman right now.
Anonymous wrote:I work in a male-dominated STEM field. As a group, the women are far smarter than the men.
Maybe more women go to college because estrogen makes people smarter than testosterone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in a male-dominated STEM field. As a group, the women are far smarter than the men.
Maybe more women go to college because estrogen makes people smarter than testosterone.
Or just a lack of testosterone makes people smarter.
Anonymous wrote:I work in a male-dominated STEM field. As a group, the women are far smarter than the men.
Maybe more women go to college because estrogen makes people smarter than testosterone.
Anonymous wrote:I work in a male-dominated STEM field. As a group, the women are far smarter than the men.
Maybe more women go to college because estrogen makes people smarter than testosterone.
Anonymous wrote:I work in a male-dominated STEM field. As a group, the women are far smarter than the men.
Maybe more women go to college because estrogen makes people smarter than testosterone.
Anonymous wrote:I work in a male-dominated STEM field. As a group, the women are far smarter than the men.
Maybe more women go to college because estrogen makes people smarter than testosterone.