Real Men Teach is a campaign to recruit, retain, reimagine, and reinvest in male educators of color. Real Men Teach is registered trademark of Curtis Valentine.
Why are men more likely to be teacher-coaches than women? Joel Shinofield of @USASwimming offers @curtiseveryday an explanation as to why historically more men are coaches & explains the value of coaches to students' development. Join the network to watch: maleeducators.org/become-a-m…
Over 60% of male teachers said another male teacher encouraged them to enter the profession. This encouragement could change a young man’s path, explains @curtiseveryday at a recent Symposium on Young American Men. Read the full story from @insidehighered: insidehighered.com/news/stud…
“At one point during a panel discussion, Curtis Valentine asked the audience to raise a hand if our favorite teacher growing up was a man. Eighty percent of hands in the room shot up, even though only about 23 percent of teachers are male in K–12 public education.” @MenSymposium
ANNOUNCEMENT! 🚨
Pleased to announce “VillageBooks” has agreed to carry “Real Men Teach: Reimagining the Future of Education” in their Atlanta store!
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“Valentine emphasized the need for more male mentors in young men’s lives, arguing that such relationships can help ensure they feel not only like they belong but also that they matter.” @male_educators@aibm_org
“Cost should never be an obstacle to a young man attending college to become a teacher…our country needs them too much!”
Honored to address Symposium on Young American Men to highlight urgency of addressing shortage of men in lives of boys. @MenSymposium@male_educators
“Morehouse Men don’t all think alike, but we all agree that young men thrive in male-centered spaces like Morehouse!”
Glad to reconnect with my Morehouse Brother and former podcast co-host @MrShermichael at @MenSymposium.
Go to maleeducators.org for more! @male_educators
Men make up 23% of K-12 teachers and 56% of teacher-coaches. Yet coaches earn $2–14/hour while teachers earn $40–66/hour. Increasing compensation for teacher-coaches could unlock a strong pathway to recruit more male teachers.
Read more on our site: maleeducators.org/resources/…
Congratulations to Omega Man💛💜 Dr. Nicholas Solomon on his appointment to Superintendent of Dunellen Township Public Schools in New Jersey.
Salute! #RealMenTeach@WARRIOR4LIFE_SF@FPS_FTPSchools
Happy Birthday to Husband, Father, Author, Retired Professor, and Dean Lawrence Carter Sr. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Learn more about Dr. Lawrence Carter in my new book, “Real Men Teach: Reimagining the Future of Education.”
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Glad to address “Symposium on American Men” and highlight the work of @Male_Educators.
Young men are withdrawing from modern American society with consequences that extend far beyond the men themselves…more male teachers and mentors can help!
Salute @MenSymposium for invite!
Why do more men than women coach, and what draws them in, or turns them away? What should state and district leaders do to address the male teacher shortage? Join our webinar TODAY at 1pm ET as we answer these questions, and more. Register by joining the network: maleeducators.org/become-a-m…
Them: How do we recruit more men to teach?
Us: Over 30% of men teachers also coach while only 7% of women teachers do. How about we pay teacher-coaches more!
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Join @male_educators for amazing talk on future of teaching with former athletes who teach! (maleeducators.org)
The College Council of @male_educators continues to grow! 📈
Tonight’s call included male high school students as well as young men studying to be educators at schools like Wayne State College, Delaware St., Michigan St., Longwood U., and Grand View U. (maleeducators.org)
"America needs more teachers, but the crisis among men and boys highlights how much America needs more male teachers. Male educators influence student discipline, engagement, expectations, & academic outcomes for all students, but especially for boys," notes @curtiseveryday in @The74.
the74million.org/article/sta…
Among men who worked with children when they were teenagers, 75% agreed that that experience influenced them to become a teacher. As we try to recruit more male teachers, we need to better understand why men are attracted to the profession in the first place.
edsurge.com/news/as-male-tea…