Teaching Boys: A Global Study of Effective Practices
The report of the International Boys’ Schools Coalition’s Teaching
Boys project is now available.
During 2008–9, nearly 1000 teachers and over 1500 boys told stories of memorable
and powerful teaching and learning in the middle and senior school years.
The project involved eighteen IBSC schools in Australia, New Zealand, South
Africa, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Teaching Boys:
A Global Study of Effective Practices is the result of this unique world-wide
collaboration.
Writers are Dr. Michael Reichert, Executive Director of the Center for the
Study of Boy’s and Girls’ Lives at the University of Pennsylvania, USA and Dr.
Richard Hawley, retired Headmaster of University School, Ohio, USA.
The report affirms and celebrates what teachers in boys’ schools do every
day, and will generate vigorous discussion and reflection. It extends, often
in imaginative ways, the range of effective pedagogy for boys, and signposts
new paths for further thinking and research about boys’ achievement and motivation.
No simple recipe book, the report invites the reader to listen to and engage
in a vibrant conversation about teaching geared to boys.
Teaching Boys
is available as follows:
IBSC Members
have free access to the publication, and are granted permission to use
and distribute the report in any form within their school community.
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For those in IBSC schools, you will need your IBSC username
and password to access the publication. If you have misplaced
your school’s username and password, please contact
office@theibsc.org.
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Non-IBSC members
may purchase a single eBook for $30.00 USD by following
the steps below. Please note that the IBSC asserts copyright, and all
rights are reserved. For those who are not members of the IBSC, the
report may be used and downloaded only for personal and non-commercial
use. Permission from the IBSC must be obtained and additional payment
made for posting the report or for multiple distribution of the report
in any form and for any purpose. Enquiries should be directed to
office@theibsc.org.