The Andrew Tate Effect in Your Child’s Classroom | The Tyee
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Experts say misogyny in schools is getting worse and needs interventions. First in a series on challenges in classroom culture.
[Editor’s note: This piece is the first in a series examining some fundamental issues in public education — issues such as funding woes, ‘behavioural problems,’ declining literacy and numeracy rates, and students’ use of AI. We zeroed in on these issues after having conversations with educators, academics and parents, and consulting the BC Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services’ ‘Report on the Budget 2026 Consultation’ and the BC Teachers’ Federation’s 2024-25 membership survey.] Amid calls from the public education sector for more capital and operational funding, in-scho
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