Not unless they knew and understood the Word of God and there was in place a system whereby they could properly be replaced by qualified male teachers. Again the answer is no simply because males process thought differently and are motivated differently than females. Women have difficulty solving problems with unpredetermined variables and with the processing of complex thoughts. Also, women are easily confused by the processes of men's logic. While some courses can utilize some female teachings methods, others courses, for boys and men, should use a much different approach.
Normal females learn largely by rote.
Normal males benefit from conceptual learning. Past the age of reason males and females should be in separated into different classrooms. This would allow both groups to more fully develop their potential. Much adverse reaction to the above, from both men and women, is to be expected. This will be due either to preconditioning or to a lack of spiritually oriented faith.