First off, the article is partially about high school with 14 mentions in the article. I also think that with the rise of single parent homes, male role models

First off, the article is partially about high school with 14 mentions in the article. I also think that with the rise of single parent homes, male role models in education are the only likely older male role models they will be able to have ready access to. They are some studies [1], but those seem to be focused on primary school as opposed to older children, but I think the same would hold true. Basically, I think that the role of male teachers, isn't limited to just teaching the curriculum but also providing a role of a functioning male role model to kids that may not have that around. [1]http://www.theguardian.com/education/2008/sep/30/primaryschools.malerolemodels http://www.theguardian.com/education/2008/sep/30/primaryscho...