Get it, the bird show.

We know we got a lot of teachers that listen this early in the morning, and I was on AJC.com a couple days ago.

And I saw this debate starting to brew, and I thought it was pretty interesting because I'd never really thought of it this way before.

But the debate is to male teachers face a double standard, and here's what was written.

Few people raise an eyebrow if a female teacher talks with a student alone.

When it happens with a male teacher, yeah, the situation can be misconstrued.

I've heard male middle and high school teachers say they try to never be alone with a student.

Some invite a female colleague into the room or move the conversation into the hallway.

If they must be alone with a student, many male teachers leave the door open.

Some say they stand near the doorway so it doesn't look like something clandestine is going on.

Male elementary school teachers, particularly those in kindergarten, face different challenges.

At that young age, children are quick to hug.

Female teachers hug back with little hesitation.

Male teachers say they're more likely to give paths on the back or on the head.

Many female kindergarten teachers will help kids with problematic snaps and zippers and helps

kid change their pants if they have an accident.

The male kindergarten teachers I've met said they don't do that because it could be misinterpreted.

Instead, they ask a female paraprofessional to step in.

As a society, do we trust female teachers more than we trust male teachers?

And why was the question?

I think that's just an over, to me, that would be an overall theme because I bet, I don't know, yeah, I bet even fathers I can imagine of daughters as they grow older, probably are a lot more self-conscious about things than mothers are. I just think in general, you know, men probably always have to think that in the back of their mind because all it takes is one accusation right and then their reputation's done sure I hadn't even thought about that but yeah you see female teachers is being maternal in that way but male teachers I'm sure that would raise an eyebrow well and here's this thing now is that now it seems more than, you're starting to see female teachers that are the ones that are accused of this kind of behavior.

It's generally with like high school boys.

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