Somebody has answered this below, but it makes sense. Every role model for children is usually a woman,to the point that young girls have troubles where a sport

Somebody has answered this below, but it makes sense. Every role model for children is usually a woman,to the point that young girls have troubles where a sport instructor is male rather than female (observed this happening to various children friends with my daughter). Terribly sad. The other, and this is purely based on my unique and personal anecdote, but it applies to myself and my child, the learning style for women is different (talking about percentages and not absolutes, for EVERY statement in this post). Young girls seems to be open to listen, while young boys seem to want to "do on their own", but school does not seem to allow a structure that accomodates young boys for this approach. This is very limited by my narrow view (young children), things do change after high school, but that's still 18 years of our life.