Masculinity crisis' in schools is a ticking time bomb, union says
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Masculinity crisis' in schools is a ticking time bomb, union says
"For the fourth year in a row, NASUWT teachers' union has surveyed a rise in teachers reporting misogyny from pupils - up to 23.4 percent from 17.4 percent in 2023."
"One teacher said she was called a f****** slag by a pupil, while others reported sexual noises and gestures, and being meowed at by male students."
"Another teacher responding to the survey said a student had made naked images using artificial intelligence (AI) of her and others."
"We have a masculinity crisis brewing in our schools, NASUWT general secretary Matt Wrack said. Teachers desperately need increased support to deal with this new frontier of behaviour management."
The NASUWT teachers' union reports a growing masculinity crisis in UK schools, with 23.4% of female teachers experiencing misogynistic abuse from students. This marks an increase from 17.4% in 2023. Incidents include derogatory name-calling, sexual gestures, and the creation of inappropriate AI-generated images. The general secretary of NASUWT, Matt Wrack, emphasizes the urgent need for enhanced support for teachers to manage these behaviors, which impact the overall wellbeing of the school environment.
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