They are very physical. Culture pressures males Oettinger says the culture pressures boys more than girls to have money and cars. This would force them to get jobs which eventually become more important than an education. However, The Statistical Summary for the 1991-92 school year reports that of the 916 public high school graduates, only 14.6 percent of them went into the workforce. Those who dropped out earlier, however, all entered the job pool, whether they got employed or not.
Females are scared to venture away from home.
He also said that many young men are doing nothing but getting into trouble. Jones explained that if, starting in fourth grade, the educational system could grasp the interest of boys, and keep hold through high school, there might not be such a problem. V.I. must help boys get interested in education What it all comes down to is that boys need to become more interested in school and an education. They need to get out there, look for the opportunities, and take full advantage of them. Then, hopefully, when they become men, they will open their eyes and look for higher education in the future.