Robert J. Hendricks III

In this discussion, guests Olante Douglas, a Georgia kindergarten teacher, Thomas D, a Stanford education professor, and Robert J. Hendricks III, founder of the He Is Me Institute, tackle the alarming decline of male teachers in schools. They explore the pivotal role male educators play as positive role models, particularly for boys. Delving into societal perceptions, the conversation reveals how the absence of male figures impacts boys' emotional and academic development, stressing the urgent need to address this critical issue in education.

Join Thomas D., a Stanford professor researching teacher gender impacts, Olante Douglas, a kindergarten teacher navigating a female-centric field, and Robert J. Hendricks III, CEO of the He Is Me Institute, as they explore the alarming decline of male teachers in education. They discuss the crucial role of male educators as role models, the challenges faced in recruitment, and how these dynamics affect boys' academic performance. With insights on the cultural implications and the need for balance in fostering self-worth among students, it's a compelling look at education's gender dynamics.