Education of Boys
Great links for teachers on education of boys include researchs, articles, journals, publications, issues, ideas, and resources related to boys gender and schooling.
The research report aims to investigate how systemic factors affect the educational performance and outcomes of boys and how these can be addressed in the school context.
List of books and authors compiled by Rosemary K Horton, P.L Duffy Resource Centre, Trinity College, Western Australia.
This site is designed to share ideas about boys and reading with teacher librarians, educators and other interested parties such as parents.
This report focuses on current practices in teaching educationally disadvantaged/underachieving boys and their literacy development.
Boys Gender and Schooling has been developed by Education Queensland for school communities - teachers, administrators, parents - working to address issues in boys' education.
Report on Australian government enquiry into education of boys.
Links compiled by Rosemary K Horton, P.L Duffy Resource Centre, Trinity College, Western Australia.
Links to current journal articles related to the topic of education of boys.
Article about boys and learning.
It's not the text type so much as the situation that determines why and how boys engage with reading.
Ideas to help you get boys to read.
This Ofsted (UK) report evaluates the factors contributing to the success of those schools where boys write well.
Australian Council for Educational Research report about boys education.
Links compiled by Rosemary K Horton, P.L Duffy Resource Centre, Trinity College, Western Australia.
Links to sites related to education of boys.
Ideas for teaching boys in the classroom.
Research evidence suggests some practical things schools can do to engage boys and improve their educational attainment, social skills and health. Dr Peter West, at the University of Western Sydney,
UK report that sought and evaluated strategies found to be particularly helpful in motivating boys.
Links to sites related to the issue of single sex classes compiled by Rosemary K Horton, P.L Duffy Resource Centre, Trinity College, Western Australia.
Success for Boys is a $19.4 million Australian Government initiative that aims to help schools improve boys' learning outcomes and engagement nationally, by providing teachers with access to high quality
Boys need to be yelled at by their teachers every once in a while, teachers from across North America heard at a major education conference.
Provides research, support programs and resources to educators throughout Australia in order to showcase boys' strengths and their creative talents and assist schools to harness boys’ irrepressible
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