Misogyny in Schools on the Rise
A recent YouGov survey found that more than half (54%) of teachers believe misogyny in schools has worsened in recent years.
Furthermore, 78% of the 1,016 teachers questioned stated that they see misogyny as a significant problem in UK schools.
- 24% of teachers reported being aware of misogynistic comments towards female staff at least weekly.
- This figure increases to 39% among secondary school teachers.
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Author's summary: Misogyny in UK schools is a growing concern among teachers.
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