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Real Talk Podcast: What the latest research is teaching us about boys and men
In this episode of Real Talk, KJK Student Defense Attorneys Susan Stone and Kristina Supler are joined by Dr. Michael C. Reichert, an Executive Director of the Center for the Study of Boys and Girls at the University of Pennsylvania and a Supervising Psychologist at the Haverford School. They discuss how to raise boys. The conversation includes how Dr. Reichert pioneered a groundbreaking discovery about boys and the key to their learning, why time and society along with it has revolutionized gender stereotypes and the fundamentals of raising a boy that every parent should know.
Links Mentioned In the Show:
(03:11) A shocking commonality that Dr. Reichert and Niobe Way discovered about boys and their relationships (03:37) How a theory of voice education was pioneered (04:04) The essential factor required for boys to engage in learning (04:42) A shocking finding about boys and relationships that baffled even educational and psychological veterans with 50 years of experience combined (07:22) Transformative relationships: do boys become too dependent on their friends? (08:00) How culture and society has caused the context of title IX cases involving males to evolve over time. (09:40) How Kristina and Susan utilized their certification in restorative justice as a means of conflict resolution (11:14) Why masculinity has historically grown to be weaponized involving title IX cases (12:38) The turning point of society: finally acknowledging the humanity of males (17:07) Breaking the stereotype: the shift in parenting and their expectations from their male children (21:32) What every parent, particularly mothers, needs to do for their sons before sending them off to college and throughout it. (22:10) Why the, “Mama’s Boy Myth,” has been busted. (23:58) What every single mom raising a son needs to bear in mind (25:00) We are living in the era of redefining emotional strength Transcript:
Susan Stone: Today's podcast, Kristine and I are going to, again, explore how to raise boys. Now I know you guys out there who pay attention to our podcast are wondering didn't you just do that with Niobi Way talk about boys. Didn't we?
Kristina Supler: We did. But you know, we've really had the pleasure of reading quite a few books recently on this topic.
And given that in our law practice, while we represent male and female students, we tend to see and deal with cases with boys mostly.
Susan Stone: Yeah. I mean, you have to wonder, especially in hazing cases we represent mm-hmm fraternity members. We have never met, represented a, a sorority sister.
Kristina Supler: Not true. We have, what did don't forget that?
Oh, you did.
Susan Stone: oh my gosh. Showing my age, showing my age.
Kristina Supler: But you are correct in that 99.9% of the time, our hazing cases are male students.
Susan Stone: Yeah, thanks for calling me out there. That's awesome. But why don't you introduce our speaker? That is your job.
Kristina Supler: Today, we are joined by Michael Reichert, who is a psychologist who has worked in a variety of clinical school, community and research settings over the course of his career.
He serves as the executive director of the center for the study of boys and girls lives a research collaborative at the University of Pennsylvania. And he is also a supervising psychologist at the Haverford school, which is outside of Philadelphia.
Susan Stone: Very pretty area, Kristina and I were there gorgeous
Kristina Supler: area, gorgeous, fine institutions in that area of the country.
Michael has writing has been published in many prominent. Periodicals the Atlantic New York times, Washington post. And today he's joining us to discuss his book, entitled how to raise a boy, the power of connection to build. Good men. Welcome.
Welcome. So we're gonna start with the first question, Michael, in how to raise a boy, you address society's narrow conception of what it means to be a real boy.
Real Talk Podcast: What the latest research is teaching us about boys and men
Title IX Attorneys,
Title IX Lawyers,
Campus Misconduct Attorneys,
Campus Misconduct Lawyers,
Title IX,
Lawyers for Campus Misconduct,
Attorneys for Campus Misconduct,
Title IX Student Defense Attorneys,
Real Talk Podcast
In this episode of Real Talk, KJK Student Defense Attorneys Susan Stone and Kristina Supler are joined by Dr. Michael C. Reichert, an Executive Director of the Center for the Study of Boys and Girls at the University of Pennsylvania and a Supervising Psychologist at the Haverford School. They discuss how to raise boys. The conversation includes how Dr. Reichert pioneered a groundbreaking discovery about boys and the key to their learning, why time and society along with it has revolutionized gender stereotypes and the fundamentals of raising a boy that every parent should know.
Links Mentioned In the Show:
(03:11) A shocking commonality that Dr. Reichert and Niobe Way discovered about boys and their relationships (03:37) How a theory of voice education was pioneered (04:04) The essential factor required for boys to engage in learning (04:42) A shocking finding about boys and relationships that baffled even educational and psychological veterans with 50 years of experience combined (07:22) Transformative relationships: do boys become too dependent on their friends? (08:00) How culture and society has caused the context of title IX cases involving males to evolve over time. (09:40) How Kristina and Susan utilized their certification in restorative justice as a means of conflict resolution (11:14) Why masculinity has historically grown to be weaponized involving title IX cases (12:38) The turning point of society: finally acknowledging the humanity of males (17:07) Breaking the stereotype: the shift in parenting and their expectations from their male children (21:32) What every parent, particularly mothers, needs to do for their sons before sending them off to college and throughout it. (22:10) Why the, “Mama’s Boy Myth,” has been busted. (23:58) What every single mom raising a son needs to bear in mind (25:00) We are living in the era of redefining emotional strength Transcript:
Susan Stone: Today's podcast, Kristine and I are going to, again, explore how to raise boys. Now I know you guys out there who pay attention to our podcast are wondering didn't you just do that with Niobi Way talk about boys. Didn't we?
Kristina Supler: We did. But you know, we've really had the pleasure of reading quite a few books recently on this topic.
And given that in our law practice, while we represent male and female students, we tend to see and deal with cases with boys mostly.
Susan Stone: Yeah. I mean, you have to wonder, especially in hazing cases we represent mm-hmm fraternity members. We have never met, represented a, a sorority sister.
Kristina Supler: Not true. We have, what did don't forget that?
Oh, you did.
Susan Stone: oh my gosh. Showing my age, showing my age.
Kristina Supler: But you are correct in that 99.9% of the time, our hazing cases are male students.
Susan Stone: Yeah, thanks for calling me out there. That's awesome. But why don't you introduce our speaker? That is your job.
Kristina Supler: Today, we are joined by Michael Reichert, who is a psychologist who has worked in a variety of clinical school, community and research settings over the course of his career.
He serves as the executive director of the center for the study of boys and girls lives a research collaborative at the University of Pennsylvania. And he is also a supervising psychologist at the Haverford school, which is outside of Philadelphia.
Susan Stone: Very pretty area, Kristina and I were there gorgeous
Kristina Supler: area, gorgeous, fine institutions in that area of the country.
Michael has writing has been published in many prominent. Periodicals the Atlantic New York times, Washington post. And today he's joining us to discuss his book, entitled how to raise a boy, the power of connection to build. Good men. Welcome.
Welcome. So we're gonna start with the first question, Michael, in how to raise a boy, you address society's narrow conception of what it means to be a real boy.
Real Talk Podcast: What the latest research is teaching us about boys and men
Title IX Attorneys,
Title IX Lawyers,
Campus Misconduct Attorneys,
Campus Misconduct Lawyers,
Title IX,
Lawyers for Campus Misconduct,
Attorneys for Campus Misconduct,
Title IX Student Defense Attorneys,
Real Talk Podcast
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