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False allegations could be one reason men don’t teach

The number of men working in primary schools in Wales has reached its lowest level in nearly 10 years in Wales. It is thought one of the reasons for the decline could be fears about false allegations of abuse against children. One teaching union says it has dealt with more than 1,500 allegations against its […]

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Celebrate Back to School – Save $100 on certification with ABCTE Become a teacher!

ABCTE can help you get certified to teach by next school year! ABCTE’s flexible online program allows you to earn certification at your own pace, without taking additional college coursework. To celebrate Back to School, ABCTE is offering a $100 savings on our certification program during the month of September. To Enroll and save $100, […]

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Student in Malaysia doing a Male Teacher Survey

I’m Ahmad from Malaysia. I’m student and majoring in Early Childhood Education. Now I’m working on my Project Paper: Male Teacher Involvement in ECE. I’m pleased because I get a lot of information from the MenTeach.org website. It is really beneficial and helpful. The reason why choose this topic is to promote and increase the […]

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Report from Men in Early Childhood Education in Austria

Lately, the field of Early Childhood Education (ECE) has been widely debated in Austria. Raising requirements for Early Childhood Educators to the tertiary level, making a Bache-lor’s degree mandatory, is one of the major issues. Another issue gaining a lot of attention is last year’s decision by several Austrian provinces to keep pre-school year free […]

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Retired troops gain career in classrooms

The three years John Roberson spent as an Army drill sergeant were not enough to satisfy his itch to teach. “I often thought, ‘Well, if I enjoy this, being an instructor, I might enjoy being a schoolteacher at some point in my life,’” the retired sergeant major said. So after tours of duty in Europe, […]

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