Why Boys Fail
This blog was written by Richard Whitmire, a former editorial writer at USA Today and past board president of the National Education Writers Association, and a frequent opinion commentator on national education issues. This blog is no longer being updated, but you can continue to explore these issues on edweek.org by visiting our related topic pages: boys.
Federal
Opinion
Memo to CSQ: So What Is the Answer for Boys?
In Quebec, there's a lot of worry about what's the wrong answer for the boy troubles, but not as much thought about the right answer. And btw, what/who/where is a CSQ?
College & Workforce Readiness
Opinion
So True! Living Large as a Guy in College
Slate writer describes what I found several years ago when I visited James Madison University in Virginia. Once a college campus swings more than 60 percent female, everything changes, especially the balance of power between the sexes.
Federal
Opinion
Challenge to the Global Challenge Theory
Kauffman's Ben Wildavsky, author of The Great Brain Race, always does first class research, and that's apparent in his new Foreign Policy piece about the hyped international competition we're supposed to be losing.
Education
Opinion
A Book Worth Buying
I've referred before to Kay Hymowitz's new book, Manning Up, but this book merits yet another mention.
Equity & Diversity
Opinion
Valuable Survey on Blue Collar Whites
This is one of the most under-reported stories in the country. In Britain, where are gender gaps are mirrored, the declining fortunes of working class whites is a top story. But not in this country.
School Choice & Charters
Opinion
Getcha "Gender Matters" Here..
David, can't you publish weekly rather than monthly? This is too valuable a resource to come around only once a month. Just work harder! Really, sleep is greatly overrated.
Education
Opinion
Why Grow Up?
Kay Hymowitz explores her Manning Up themes in the WSJ. It all comes down to the marriageable mate issue.
Education
Opinion
Breadwinner Wives
Hanna Rosin, who wrote the "End of Men" cover story in The Atlantic, explores the growing number of women who out earn their husbands.
Special Education
Opinion
Better Way of Identifying ADHD?
Not clear how this would affect the number of boys diagnosed, but just about anything would be an improvement over current methods.