http://www.illinoisloop.org/gender.html

The following is so true. The whole page is interesting as well

Do you believe this shit!!!!!!!!
when I was in elementary everyone was allowed to play outside now its has turned into poison and reprogram.
If this world continues to deteriorate we all will know why!!!!

As a teacher I am well aware of the tendency of many teachers to favor female students. After all, "well behaved"---even docile---students make their life easier. And boys, especially once the testosterone kicks in, are just more active and aggressive and find it harder to sit still for long periods of time.
I disagree with one point in the article---the one concerning how often teachers call on boys as opposed to girls. There have been numerous studies claiming that boys are called on more often (in fact some feminists have made a major issue of this). What they don't point out is that many teachers call on boys as a disciplinary tactic. For example, the boy is talking, moving around in his seat, or "goofing off" in some way; so the teacher calls on him as a way to get him back in line.
And of course the overriding factor in the treatment of boys in our shcools is the fact that the schools are so feminized. Most boys never have a male teacher until they get to high school, and even there they are somewhat scarce.
There are so many problems to be solved. But come on men, we have to stand up for our boys.

I take it that the moslem countries don't dud their boys in school or glorify their girls

the Huns will sort out the gay teachers and pinko brain washing of male student

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   Teachers often respond well to students who are verbal and active in class discussions, and often that's a big advantage for girls. As a reporter observed in a recent Tribune article, "In an advanced-placement government class Wednesday, the girls excitedly responded to questions about the U.S. Constitution without raising their hands while the boys gave an occasional answer. 'They're louder and talk a lot more...' noted [a senior boy]."

I don't know about that. When I was in high school, we boys participated actively in history class discussions. We probably even dominated the discussions. Perhaps, boys have been silenced and "dumbed down" by having been constantly told they are stupid by girls and women and seeing their fathers and male role models belittled too. Boys should be educated separately from girls.

I went to school in Canada.... I can vouch for practically all of that. I've never been a fan of the whole group-seating nonsense. When I was in elementary school, our desks always faced the teacher. It wasn't until junior high and high school that teachers (always female teachers) started this whole group-seating thing, and usually they give us (or just the girls) the choice of who we want to sit with. So basically, everyone is sitting with their buddies. Guaranteed distracting. In high school, we're given this mandatory class called C.A.P.P. 2 (Career and Personal Planning). The teacher arranged us in a circle, and had us introduce ourselves with our first names, accompanied by a food that starts with the same letter as our first name. I was not thrilled. I was a fifteen-year-old boy. What is with this shit? Why does everything have to be so pussified? And CAPP2 is basically sex-ed combined with a focus on "goal-setting" and other female-driven muck. It was basically a nothing class. It would have been nice if that class could be replaced with an elective of our choice. But noooooo! It's forced feminist indoctrination.

Also, they seemed to have a thing about controlling whoever gets to go to the bathroom. Going to the bathroom is a basic human right, and you shouldn't have to ask for someone's "permission" to be allowed to go to the bathroom. When a boy wants to go to the bathroom, usually the teacher would not allow him by saying, "Someone else is already using the bathroom, wait till he comes back." But when a girl goes to the bathroom, she's allowed to take five of her friends with her. And the teacher doesn't say a word. I brought this up one time, "Funny how the girls go in groups!" I proclaimed out loud. A lot of my fellow students laughed because they knew it was true, but it got not a word from the teacher.

Fuck school, teach yourself.

Yeah, fuck school. But unfortunately, without that piece of paper, a lot of opportunities are closed. And isn't it funny how many dumb shits make it to college?