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June 25, 2025 18 mins
A silent, slow-moving crisis is unfolding for half the United States population. Boys and men are increasingly falling behind their female counterparts in education with women now earning nearly 60% of bachelor's degrees. While advancements in gender equality deserve celebration, the pendulum swing begs the critical question – is society failing our boys and men starting as early as kindergarten? Science Museum of Minnesota CEO, Alison Brown, breaks down the issue for host Roshini Rajkumar. With compelling data, Brown identifies crucial missing links in our education system and highlights the vital role of male teachers and role models. How can we inspire boys and men to pursue the honorable profession that is teaching? Discover why gender differences in learning require nuanced solutions to create better outcomes for both boys and girls.
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