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The Demise of Guys Instructional VideoThe Demise of Guys Instructional Video
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TED-Ed
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9th - 12th
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Social Studies & History
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Instructional Videos
Media Length
4:47
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Projection
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Year
2012
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The Demise of Guys

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Girls are outperforming boys at all levels from elementary to graduate school. Psychologist Philip Zimardo considers the reasons why boys are struggling today, including the possible effects of excessive Internet use and the idea that the brains of young boys are being digitally rewired for constant change and novelty. Prompt your class to review the claims this presenter is making and consider his accuracy given your learners' own experiences and opinions.

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Concepts

the internet

Additional Tags

gender differences, internet use, social studies

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  • Interesting statistics provided regarding gender and academic/social success
  • Opportunity to flip the video: create your own multiple choice and/or open answer questions to check for understanding and add additional resources (requires free online registration)

Cons

  • Use discretion with regard to your particular class, as this video may be appropriate for more mature audiences

Common Core

SL.9-10.3

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