Teaching boys

There is now clear scientific evidence showing that boys not only behave differently than girls, they also hear, see, think, respond to stress differently.

If we want to raise gentlemen, we have to start instilling values in our sons at young ages. These are the 7 ways I am doing that.

key insights into boys and how they learn

I want to raise an alert. The world is feminizing our boys and teaching girls to be more masculine. Our culture is blurring the lines between genders.

At the end of August, I wrote a post on teaching children, especially boys, about self control. The focus of that post was childish behavior vs. foolish (sinful) behavior. I received this extremely insightful comment on that post: “I often address self-control with my two children in terms of “taking care of people and things.” […]

How can I teach my preschool boy? How can I connect with my son and understand how boys learn?

Psychologist and author Michael Reichert has found that boys learn better when they have a genuine relationship with their teacher. This should be obvious, but developing relationship skills can be difficult to support when boys receive unhealthy cultural messages about how they should behave.

Teaching boys requires a unique approach tailored to their needs. Discover ten effective ways to engage and inspire young boys in their learning journey. Make teaching boys a fun and rewarding experience!

There are some old-fashioned skills that kids should learn that will benefit them in life. While we often forgo teaching them to our children, thinking it's not necessary anymore, one day they could use those skills if they have them, even if they are labeled as "old-fashioned." Every generation changes. Things become old-fashioned and are