Barking at women, blocking doors: Teachers reveal Andrew Tate’s chilling influence on boys
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Teachers reveal how Andrew Tate has influenced boys as young as 10
- Teachers are concerned about the negative influence of online personalities like Andrew Tate on young boys, observing increased misogyny and sexism in schools.
- A NASUWT survey revealed that nearly 60 per cent of teachers believe social media contributes to declining student behaviour.
- The survey highlighted instances of boys as young as 10 idolising Tate, refusing to interact with female staff, and exhibiting misogynistic behaviour.
- The NASUWT is urging a multi-agency approach to improve social media literacy and critical thinking skills among students, while also calling on the government to address the root causes of online safety issues.
- The Department for Education acknowledges the harmful impact of influencers and is working to support teachers and enhance online safety measures for children.