Male teachers are already a rarity in Maltese primary schools, statistics issued by the Ministry of Education show. Fifteen of Malta's primary schools are entirely staffed by female teachers, with statistics showing that 650 of 790 primary school teachers are female. World News
Male Teachers in Malta
Male teachers are already a rarity in Maltese primary schools, statistics issued by the Ministry of Education show. Fifteen of Malta's primary schools are entirely staffed by female teachers, with statistics showing that 650 of 790 primary school teachers are female. Grand Bahamas male teachers take part in one-day seminar
In the wake of the many sexual allegation cases that rocked the nation involving teachers and students, male teachers from various schools on the island participated in a one-day seminar hostedby the Bahamas Union of Teachers (BUT) yesterday to share their concerns about the profession.
World Forum – Men in Early Childhood Education Global Gathering
Join us for a world of ideas on caring for the children of the world! The World Forum Leadership team for Men in Early Childhood Education is delighted to announce the gathering of men and women from all over the world to attend the 2011 World Forum on Early Care and Education: Honolulu, Hawaii May 3 - 6, watch for reports from around the globe about ideas on men caring for the children of the world.
State Government wants more male teachers in classrooms as role models
The State Government wants more male teachers in classrooms amid concern many boys are lacking role models.
Only one in five state primary school teachers is male, but new figures show the tide may be turning. Education Minister Bronwyn Pike said that men were responding to special programs to recruit teachers.
"Male teachers are crucial role models for school-aged children and I urge all men to consider teaching as a career path," she said.
Only one in five state primary school teachers is male, but new figures show the tide may be turning. Education Minister Bronwyn Pike said that men were responding to special programs to recruit teachers.
"Male teachers are crucial role models for school-aged children and I urge all men to consider teaching as a career path," she said.
South Korea: A quota of men in teaching
The educational bureau of the city of Seoul push for a quota system to guarantee a certain number of male teachers in primary and secondary schools in an attempt to prevent women dominate the profession, it was learned official sources, Wednesday, March 26, 2008.New Zealand Summit a Success!
We enjoyed a great EC-MENz Summit in Peel Forest, Canterbury, New Zealand, deep in the wild country, this time. We had an emphasis on the different approaches that men can bring to the education of highly active children, encouraging managed risk-taking among children, and exploring the natural environment from a child's view. Teacher list discriminates against men
The Supreme Court has ruled that the procedure of appointing state teachers is unconstitutional as male candidates are treated unfairly.
The decision came after an appeal by a physical education teacher who claimed male candidates were at a disadvantage under the current first-come first-served system since they had to do two years of army service.
This gives women, who do not have to do the army, a two-year head start, the teacher said.
The decision came after an appeal by a physical education teacher who claimed male candidates were at a disadvantage under the current first-come first-served system since they had to do two years of army service.
This gives women, who do not have to do the army, a two-year head start, the teacher said.
Men in childcare groove in Australia
Aspley Early Learning Centre director Susie Bell has been overseeing some innovative staffing since arriving in October.The centre has two male staff members, Brian Bugden and Tristan Bell-Blissner, who are proving a big hit with the children.
Ms Bell said having male staff was unusual for the childcare sector but she said it had become a selling point at Aspley, which caters for more than 100 families.
Men teaching in Asian countries
Mr. Abu Bakar Osman, 28, stood out at a recent scholarship ceremony for childcare educators. In the first batch of 100, he was the only man among a bevy of women.Industry statistics tell an even more compelling picture of a sector that continues to be dominated by women.
Out of more than 5,600 childcare teachers, only 26 are men, or less than 0.5 per cent of the total number.
5th Annual Summit of EC-MENZ in New Zealand
We have had four Summits in Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Auckland. This year we are going to be slightly different and have it at Peel Forest in South Canterbury.Men in Early Childhood Education in Austria
Spring 2010: Recent NewsIn Austria, public debate about Early Childhood Education and Care continues. Plans to offer at least the last year of pre-school education free of charge, as well as steps to raise vocational education from secondary to tertiary level, are in broad discussion now.
Websites about male teachers in Germany and Europe
[MenTeach: There are several interesting websites available in Europe that are in English reports Dr. Tim Rohrmann who works in the Coordination office men in ECE out of Berlin, Germany. Check out several of the sites - you'll find some exciting new work!]Male primary teacher numbers in Wales
The number of male primary teachers in Wales currently stands at 2,140, compared to 11,807 women.Children's Commissioner for Wales Keith Towler said the trend was worrying.
According to figures from the General Teaching Council for Wales (GTCW), women make up 84.7% of registered primary school teachers.
Mr Towler said children need positive male role models, especially during their early years.
Men's work in the United Kingdom
[MenTeach: See what other community organizations are doing to recruit more men to teaching]. Vietnamese male kindergarten teacher one of a kind
Hoan was one of two male students among thousands of females but his determination showed men can be kindergarten teachers too.Lai Cong Hoan, 29, begins his work day by singing Chau Di Mau Giao (I go to kindergarten) with students in his Vu Ninh Commune kindergarten classroom in northern Thai Binh Province.
Good for the goose, why not the gander? Irish men caring for young children
As a self-employed joiner, Co Down man Patrick Coulter used to spend his working life organising sub contractors and chasing clients for unpaid bills. Now he earns a wage from, among other duties, icing fairy cakes, putting plasters on knees and telling stories.Kindergarten teacher receives Award in Canada
Infant kindergarten teacher Greg McGlynn stands among a group of students after receiving the Magic 100 Golden Apple Award on Thursday.There was a time, not that long ago, when the ultimately sign of respect a student could show his teacher was to place a shinny red apple on the teacher's desk.
Looking for male role models in Australia
Primary school children risk facing a lack of adult male role models, as fewer than 20 per cent of primary school teachers are male.While the number of female primary school teachers continue to grow, it appears male educators are a rare breed.
Mark Osborne, from Immaculate Heart Primary, is one of only two male teachers at the Leichhardt school.
Male teacher crisis falls off the agenda
Children face going through school without ever having a male teacher because of falling numbers of men in primary schools.Male teacher numbers in Government primary schools have dropped below 20 per cent for the first time in a decade as classrooms become female-dominated.
Where have South Australia's male teachers gone?
Fewer than one in five students studying teaching in the state's universities and TAFEs are male as the exodus of men from schools worsens.South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre figures for 2009 show there are 152 males (or 19 per cent) and 650 females enrolled in teaching courses.
Lack of male primary teachers sparks concerns in United Kingdom
Fewer than one in eight Sheffield primary school teachers is a man - sparking new fears boys are not interacting with the male role models they need during their most formative years.Only 215 men are currently teaching in city primaries, compared with 1,588 women - and the picture has barely changed over the last decade.
Vietnam: Lack of male teachers reinforces stereotypes
Chu Hoang Tung's parents were very surprised to see a man teaching their son's class when Tung entered the fifth grade at Le Ngoc Han Primary School.Tung's mother Nguyen Thi Thoa says she had never seen a male primary school teacher when her older daughter, now a university student, was in school.
Male teachers in Canada primary grades
Jim Hopkins strolls through the playground outside of Stuart Baker Elementary School. The sounds of children playing fill the air as school buses roll into the parking lot and students prepare to head home for the day.Hopkins spots a young boy walking next to the slide with a large piece of driftwood in his hands.
He makes his way over to the student.
Adam Buckingham, of New Zealand, receives grant to recruit male teachers
A Kindergarten teacher is using a scholarship to encourage other men into the profession. Male teacher numbers decline in parts of Australia
Canberra, Australia has the smallest proportion of male teachers in the country and their numbers are in decline, with less than a quarter of educators in government schools now men.
Parents' groups say the disparity is worrying because children may be missing out on the benefits of having male role models in the classroom and losing out on the teaching styles men bring to the profession.
Parents' groups say the disparity is worrying because children may be missing out on the benefits of having male role models in the classroom and losing out on the teaching styles men bring to the profession.
Kindergarten male nanny in China - watch the english video news report
Speaking of kindergarten nannies, the first picture that pops into our heads is usually of those tender, versatile female nannies. But in a kindergarten in Nanjing, a male nanny is doing a great job.The Daddy Day carers
These young men are pioneers in child care, one of the few professions dominated by women.They have broken down the gender barrier, daily proving their proficiency in looking after children as young as two.
They say they have one of the best jobs in the world, and parents at the centre are overwhelmingly happy.
Barbados needs more male teachers.
Minister of Education and Human Resource Development, Ronald Jones, made this admission yesterday, while saying that more men were applying to teach.He told reporters females were doing their best in the classroom but there were certain things males were better suited to do to help schoolboys - and even girls.
Council looking at ways to boost 'role models' for primary pupils
There are 156 local authority primary schools across the district, but according to figures released by the Department for Education, there are 19 primary schools across Bradford with only female teachers.
The problem is mirrored across the country despite attempts by the previous Government to increase numbers.
The number of men working as school teachers has reached a five-year low leading to concerns about a lack of positive male role models.
The problem is mirrored across the country despite attempts by the previous Government to increase numbers.
The number of men working as school teachers has reached a five-year low leading to concerns about a lack of positive male role models.
No male teachers at nearly 100 primary schools
More than one third of primary schools across Cumbria have no male teachers.
There are 275 local authority primary schools across the county, but, according to figures released by the Department for Education, there are 99 primary schools across Cumbria with only female teachers.
The problem is mirrored across the country despite attempts by the previous Government to increase numbers.
The number of men working as school teachers has reached a five-year low leading to concerns about a lack of positive male role models.
There are 275 local authority primary schools across the county, but, according to figures released by the Department for Education, there are 99 primary schools across Cumbria with only female teachers.
The problem is mirrored across the country despite attempts by the previous Government to increase numbers.
The number of men working as school teachers has reached a five-year low leading to concerns about a lack of positive male role models.
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