tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-288857511394598565.post2172024462581412435..comments2009-10-28T07:01:46.800-07:00Comments on The Great Canadian Single Mothers' Website: The Education of Boysonesinglemomhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06362000974823791879news@canadiansinglemothers.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-288857511394598565.post-2160942238624568052009-10-28T07:01:46.800-07:002009-10-28T07:01:46.800-07:00As a former football player, and the director of e...As a former football player, and the director of education, I think Chris Spense might have some interesting insight about how to improve education for boys. <br />The insinuation that &quot;boys were suspended 3.5 times more than were girls&quot; might be connected to &quot;boys need strong role models in a ‘fatherless’ world&quot;<br />is unfounded. How much were boys suspended in generations where boys were not &quot;fatherless&quot;. How many of the boys that were suspended are &quot;fatherless&quot;. And what does fatherless mean? Most boys in divorced homes still have significant contact with their fathers. <br />I am a single mother of a wonderful boy who has never been suspended from school. His remarks on this issue have no credibility and reinforce arbitrary negative stereotyping of single mothers.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com