2.5 million more females
attend college in the United States than males.
The above trend grows by 100,000 every year
Millions of parents and teachers are struggling
with underachieving males.
Males are more likely to have
behavioral problems and less likely to do homework.
There
is a gender achievement gap that is increasing at an alarming
rate.
Boys' standardized test
scores are dropping and diagnoses of learning disabilities
rising.
Males are biologically, developmentally and
psychologically different from females.
Clubs and mentoring
programs for males have a profound impact on academic achievement.
Boys who said
they didn't like school rose 71 percent between 1980 and 2001.
Educators must be trained on how to meet the
needs of their male students.
*Motivate
Our Males!™ (Most Requested Talk)
Time frames: 60 or 90 Minutes Suggested Occasions: Anytime
Do you have a population of males at your school,
church or organization that could benefit from an inspiring, informative
and entertaining seminar delivered by America's Hottest Young Junior
College Speaker? If so, this talk is for you! Anthony
Evans, "The Prime Motivator" will pump your young
men up with confidence, hope and inspiration by "keeping it real" and
connecting with them in a meaningful way. A positive MALE student body
can change an entire school. Let Anthony assist you in making that
change!
The 7
principles of academic success for boys
Money matters
and Math Skills
Effective
decision making and living Drug Free
The power of
leadership and dressing for success for boys
The
importance of Reading and effective communication
Relationships
and effective communication tips
Why you must earn
respect
Empower Our Teachers!™
Teacher Strategies for Struggling Male Students
Time frames: 30 or 60 Minutes Suggested Occasions: Teacher Staff Development
Your school will benefit from this inspiring and
informative presentation that will train teachers on how to better meet
the needs of their male student population. If want to turn your school
around, this presentation is for you! A positive MALE student body can
change an entire school. Let Anthony assist you in making that
positive change!
How male brains are
different from girls
Why males need to move
around more
How to effectively
challenge males
How to engage healthy
classroom
competition to increase achievement
Why mentoring and male
oriented
clubs are so effective
How to empower parents
with the tools needed for success.
Inspire Our Parents!™
Time frames: 30, 60 or 90 Minutes Suggested Occasions: PTSA Meetings, Conference Night or Anytime
Your parents will be blown away with the amount of
information Anthony will share with them. Parents and teacher must be on
the same page and work together for the success of their male students.
Many male students are unsuccessful not because of their lack of ability but
rather the lack parental skill. A school should never
exist apart from the community! Empower your parents by training them on
how so support their sons academically. A very wise investment.
How to work as a team with
teachers
Homework and study
strategies that work great for boys
How to engage fathers and
other male family members
Why boys need to
challenged and rewarded
Why boys need clear,
direct and consistent communication
The significance of
extra-curricular activities and clubs.
CONSULTING
Studies show that boys who are involved in
extra curricular activities are more likely to be successful
socially and academically. However, not all boys are athletes
or are inclined to play a musical instrument. This leaves a
huge number of males in your school who are not involved in
any extra-curricular activity. The lack of constructive
engagement and direction often leads to:
Interest in gang
membership
Poor conduct and
behavior problems
Lack of purpose
Lack of
self-discipline
Feelings of
isolation and unimportance
Depression and anger
Low self-esteem
Low academic
motivation
In addition, many males in our society are being raised in
households where there is no male present. Some boys never
have contact with their biological father. In 2002, 16.5 million or 23
percent of all children were living with their single mother.
Our young men need to be mentored and motivated so that they can
be successful in life. They need guidance and support to make
wise and intelligent decisions.
