Addressing misogyny and the manosphere through PSHE education
Develop subject knowledge and build confidence to address misogyny and the manosphere in the PSHE classroom.
Schools have a vital role in helping young people to recognise and challenge misogynistic beliefs, and develop healthy, equal relationships. This course will enhance your understanding of these complex issues and help you address them safely through PSHE education.
Elizabeth Laming
Senior Subject Specialist
Available exclusively to School Plus members
Taking place on our new Online Learning Platform, you can complete this self-led interactive course at your own pace. Hear from our Subject experts, watch animations and complete quizzes to check your understanding along the way. You'll also gain a certificate upon completion, which you can print or save for your records.
If you are a School Plus member, click "enrol" to sign up, or "proceed to course" to continue your learning.
About the course
This short course will support PSHE teachers to develop their subject knowledge and build their confidence to address misogyny and the manosphere in the PSHE classroom.
By the end of this course, you will:
Develop knowledge of the research into misogyny and the manosphere, including how young people may encounter harmful narratives online and the impact these can have
Understand the importance of teaching about misogyny and how this learning meets statutory RSHE requirements
Gain confidence in using safe and effective strategies to help pupils recognise, question and challenge harmful attitudes and narratives
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