'Andrew Tate phenomena' fuelling wave of misogyny and sexism in schools: NASUWT poll

Teachers warn of rising misogyny in schools driven by social media

Teachers in the UK have warned of a 'rising tide of' misogyny and racism in schools, driven by social media.

The British-American influencer is one of the most mediated faces of the masculine sphere. A survey of teachers points to his influence among young teenagers.

Teachers raise alarm over growing misogyny in schools where boys bark at female staff and block doors

Teachers across the UK are reporting a surge in misogynistic attitudes in schools, where students bark at female staff and block doors. Research suggests it is driven by students mimicking public figures like Donald Trump and Andrew Tate, particularly through exposure via social media and online gaming platforms.According to a survey conducted by the NASUWT teaching union, the majority of educators identified social media as the leading cause of…

Online influencers such as Andrew Tate are fuelling a rise in sexism in the classroom, according to a new study by the British education trade union NASUWT. The study comes after the series “Corrupted Adolescence” (“Adolescence” in...

Online influencers like Andrew Tate are fueling a rise in sexism in the classroom, according to a new study by the British education union NASUWT, which comes after the TV series “Adolescence” pushed the spotlight…

'Andrew Tate phenomena' sweeping schools with boys 'barking at female teachers'

Many of the teachers polled named self-proclaimed misogynist Andrew Tate as having a negative influence on male pupils (Picture: AP) A rise in misogyny and sexism is sweeping schools as pupils mimic the behaviour and views espoused by figures like Andrew Tate and Donald Trump, teachers have warned. Nearly three in five of the 5,800 polled by the NASUWT teaching union said they believe social media use has contributed to a deterioration in pupils…