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Ep. 282 | Why Male Teachers Second-Guess Every Move

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This episode explores the quiet, constant tension male teachers experience when trying to build authentic relationships with students. From hugs to high-fives, what feels natural for many female educators often feels risky or off-limits for their male colleagues. We also dive into Texas Senate Bill 12 (SB12), a new law that requires parental consent for schools to provide basic health or emotional support—yes, even for a band-aid or a conversation with a counselor.

In This Episode:
  • The double standard male educators face in classrooms
  • Real-life examples of how the same gesture can be interpreted differently
  • The internal checklist male teachers run through every day
  • How SB12 amplifies caution and changes the student-teacher dynamic
  • Why all educators should care about the long-term impact of SB12
  • A call for empathy, awareness, and proactive communication among staff
Call to Action:

Start a conversation with your colleagues about how policy and perception shape the way we show care in the classroom. If you're a male teacher, share your experience. If you're not, ask about theirs.

Connect With Gabriel Carrillo

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Content provided by Gabriel Carrillo. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Gabriel Carrillo or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

This episode explores the quiet, constant tension male teachers experience when trying to build authentic relationships with students. From hugs to high-fives, what feels natural for many female educators often feels risky or off-limits for their male colleagues. We also dive into Texas Senate Bill 12 (SB12), a new law that requires parental consent for schools to provide basic health or emotional support—yes, even for a band-aid or a conversation with a counselor.

In This Episode:
  • The double standard male educators face in classrooms
  • Real-life examples of how the same gesture can be interpreted differently
  • The internal checklist male teachers run through every day
  • How SB12 amplifies caution and changes the student-teacher dynamic
  • Why all educators should care about the long-term impact of SB12
  • A call for empathy, awareness, and proactive communication among staff
Call to Action:

Start a conversation with your colleagues about how policy and perception shape the way we show care in the classroom. If you're a male teacher, share your experience. If you're not, ask about theirs.

Connect With Gabriel Carrillo

  continue reading

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