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Awards and events in New England, USA
Congratulations to Patrick Romero, a teacher at Horizons for Homeless Children Edgerley Family Community Children’s Center. He has received an award at the 8th Annual Early Childhood Educators Gala. His award was for “Relationships” in early childhood education- This is what they said in presentation-“Patrick is an exceptional and inspiring teacher who utilizes his skills […]
Read MoreStories about male teachers making a difference
I bumped into a veteran teacher I know and she told me this is one of her favorite times of the year because former students usually invite her to their graduation ceremonies. We all have teachers we remember, who changed our lives in ways they may not know. For me, it was Mr. Dechen, my […]
Read MoreSteve Shuman Award for the Support of Men in Early Education and Care
At this year’s Massachusetts Association for the Education of Young Children (MassAEYC) conference in late March, we held our third annual Men in Early Education reception. This year we had over 50 people attending. Most were there to honor Steve Shuman, a longtime person involved in early childhood profession in Massachusetts and was a pioneer […]
Read More15 male teachers in one primary school
In a lot of primary schools it can be pretty unusual to learn lessons from a male teacher, but Gavin’s been to one in Surrey with 15 of them! In more than 4,500 thousand primary schools in England there are no male teachers leading classes. And it’s the same in the other parts of the […]
Read MoreWhat’s New in New Zealand
Check out some of the stories from down under in New Zealand. They’ve been posting some great group photographs on their website.
Read MoreBureau of Labor Statistics data can be misleading
The Department of Labor Statistics are misleading for men, particularly Black men. Did you know Black men make up 1% of elementary school teachers in America. The statistics lump men and women together. Time to be real on this fact! MenTeach replies: Yes – I agree it’s really misleading to have the percentages of […]
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