Female teachers mark male pupils more harshly than they do their female students, research has claimed.Note that the researchers asked the students to place a bet - in other words, to take a risk. By making it impossible to succeed, female teachers instill in boys - early in life - that the risk isn't worth the reward, or, as Dr. Helen Smith says:
Additionally, girls tend to believe male teachers will look upon them more favourably than female teaching staff, but men treat all students the same, regardless of gender.
The study, released on Thursday, told 1,200 students in 29 schools to place financial bets on who would give them higher grades: external examiners or their teacher.
Conducted by professors Amine Ouazad and Lionel Page, for the London School of Economic’s Centre for Economic Performance, the report said:
“Male students tend to bet less [money] when assessed by a female teacher than by an external examiner or by a male teacher. This is consistent with female teachers’ grading practices; female teachers give lower grades to male students."
What they leave out of the equation is that boys and men are discriminated against–giving them little incentive to try. With little incentive to try, college and the American DreamWomen increasingly complain that modern men are slackers, unmotivated, unaccomplished. Guess who's to blame.is often not a reality, or even desired, leaving a multitude of men without work skills, and/or achieving their full potential.
But we're the crazy ones for home schooling.
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