The gender ratio of primary and secondary school teachers is seriously unbalanced, with more women than men. What do you think is the reason?

Speaking of the profession of teacher, I believe everyone knows that it is one of the oldest professions. This profession is to teach doubts and pass on the accumulated knowledge of mankind from generation to generation. It is not an exaggeration to call them "engineers of the human soul". However, we also found a phenomenon. Many primary and secondary school teachers are mostly female teachers, and there are few male teachers. Even if they have a career, they are physical education teachers. And a "Xiamen Teacher Recruitment Qualification Examination Form" circulated on the Internet has intensified the discussion of netizens on the serious imbalance of gender ratio of primary and secondary school teachers. So what is the reason for this teacher profession "more women than men"? Personally, I think we should analyze and discuss it from three aspects: male responsibility, personality and language.

Most men need to support their families, but teachers' salaries are generally not high.

Throughout the ages, men have to shoulder the responsibility of supporting their families. They were sons of the family before they got married. Faced with their parents' efforts and expectations, they must work hard to make money after graduation to repay their parents. When they talk about marriage, they must have a house and a car in order to get married; After getting married and having children, most of them have to pay off the mortgage, car loan, milk powder, tuition and living expenses for their children. All this needs high salary to support. The salary of teachers is not too low, but it is far from enough to support the expenses of a family. Even if a man wants to be a teacher, he can put aside all his professional interests before he can survive.

No woman in a man's character is suitable to be a teacher.

Teachers' work requires not only profound knowledge, but also high literacy and patience. Of course, the knowledge and accomplishment of male teachers are not bad, but they are far from patient in character and will not communicate with parents and students. For example, if a teacher wants to talk to a parent about the decline in children's academic performance, it is basically to talk to the mother of the student about this problem. The average male character is rough and sloppy, and there are differences with women in the concept of educating children. The two sides stand from different angles and can't understand each other at all. But female teachers are different. They are also women. They understand the feelings of their children's mothers very well, and it is much easier to communicate.

Male teachers are inferior to female teachers in language expression.

As the saying goes, three women can make a play. When women are together, there always seems to be endless topics. This is because of the brain differences between men and women. Women's corpus callosum and language center are naturally larger than men's, so they are far superior to men in oral expression. Women can quickly establish relationships with each other in social activities, while men are relatively not so rich in expression and cannot arouse the interest of others.

I believe many students can also feel that most male teachers' lectures are not more colorful than those of female teachers. This is because they are born with a lack of language skills, which makes their courses sound very rigid and boring.