Researcher Prof Harriet Over said: “Teachers referenced cases in which male pupils praised misogynistic influencers, made misogynistic comments and engaged in discriminatory behaviour to female peers and staff.”.
TEACHERS are seeing an alarming rise in boys watching misogynistic influencers such as Andrew Tate, according to a study.
Sixty per cent of primary school teachers and 76 per cent in secondaries are “extremely concerned” about it.
Two thirds told researchers they were extremely concerned by the trend towards thinking it was acceptable to treat females an inferiors.
Many had seen young girls upset by the behaviour — and even worried about going to school because of how they would be treated there.
