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Nov 28, 2016 · Make a stimulating writing corner in your classroom planned by the children. Instead of having a home corner, have a space research station or a superhero base where missions are planned and reports written for the government.
Aug 9, 2012 · Let’s say a teacher has always emphasized memoir writing—and her male students typically don’t like that. In this case, she might look at her curricular calendar and include genres that boys might find more appealing: humor, graphica, sports commentary, horror, for example.
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The Literacy Trust Boys’ lack of engagement with reading and their lower literacy rates is one of the key drivers of lower attainment across subject areas and lack of engagement in school in general. The Literacy Trust has produced extensive research and resources exploring the issues connected to these issues, available on their website. https://l...
Being Mankind Being ManKind is an education project whose mission is to “inspire boys to grow to be kind and confident adults without feeling the need to conform to traditional gender stereotypes”. The project has “developed two sets of lesson plans, KS2 (9-11 years) and KS3+ (11+ years), which can be delivered in schools (PSHE or Morning Registrat...
Mengage Mengage is a collective of professional practitioners with extensive experience of work with males of all ages covering a range of health and social issues. “The services we provide include direct work with males, accredited male health education and mentoring courses, workshops and training, resources, consultancy and research-based soluti...
A Band of Brothers “Abandofbrothers (ABOB) work with young men involved in the criminal justice system, providing them with the support they need to make the transition to an adulthood free of crime, and full of connection, purpose and meaning. We do this through our Quest Programme which brings young men and adult role models together in an intens...
Books primarily for teachers by teachers/consultants/psychologists with direct practical advice (in alphabetical order by author) The Boy Question: How to teach boys to succeed in school. Mark Roberts 2021 UK Hairdresser or Footballer: Bridging the gender gap in schools. Anderton and McGill. 2018 UK Supporting Boys’ Writing in the Early Years. Cigm...
Mar 17, 2013 · Teach the writing process very explicitly. My Powerpoint from #PedagooLondon is reasonably self-explanatory, Boys, Boxing and Polish Ties final version but I go into a little more detail below about the process I went through teaching the boys how to write creatively and then how to write criticism.
Getting boys to succeed in Writing is every teacher’s goal. Since 2012, reported achievement of female students has been consistently higher than male students across all three standards. The greatest gender difference in achievement is in Writing. Generally speaking, boys seem less ‘ready’ to start writing than their female counterparts ...
Stuff “boys like”–video games, sports, etc. But this graphic offers strategies that actually closely align with our experience in the classroom, focusing on competition, self-direction, and hands-on, product-based learning.
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Nov 10, 2021 · Reading exposes boys to the language of writing. Boys are reluctant to write because it is a really complex activity that they have to learn. As parents and teachers, we need to employ strategies that encourage boys’ interest in the writing process. There are two aspects to writing:
