It has nothing to do with that, but all to do with culture and demographics.

The 40% of students in English and Welsh schools come from an ethnic minority background. That is a huge, significant amount of people, very noticeable... Furthermore : White people are a minority in 25% of all schools. 72 schools in Britain have no white children whatsoever. 454 schools had fewer than 2% white students. 22% of school children have a first language other than english.

https://explore-education-statistics.service.gov.uk/find-statistics/school-pupils-and-their-characteristics/2024-25

Many minorities simply have different values and a different outlook on women. Many minorities do not teach their children to respect others, but instead this is supposed to be taught by (male) teachers, but western schools do not do that, where instead the respect is supposed to be taught by parents and teachers focus on knowledge. So this ensures that non-western children have a worse education and mistreat their (female ) teachers. In western countries the majority of teachers are female too, so another hurdle ( and no I am not making this up : https://www.seekteachers.com/blog/bridging-the-educational-gap-teaching-in-the-middle-east-and-navigating-cultural-differences/ For any aspiring teacher who wants to teach in the Middle East, the teacher has to adapt to their culture of discipline, respect and authority, so the teacher needs to step up.

One fundamental difference between teaching in the Middle East and the West lies in the importance placed on respect and authority. Middle Eastern cultures often value hierarchical structures and authority figures, including teachers. Students are expected to show reverence to their educators and demonstrate obedience in the classroom. This cultural emphasis on respect shapes the dynamics of the teacher-student relationship, fostering an environment of deference.

Western, majority-female teachers and our education system is simply not like that. We are completely unprepared for this. And instead of talking about the actual problems and reasons, we pretend like it's white people getting radicalized by Andrew Tate, Social Media or something. When this is simply the consequence of demographic changes and the cultural differences, not just between western and non-western cultures, but the lack of preparedness of western institutions for these cultural differences. We simply do not have a lot of male teachers or the same outlook that teachers are supposed to instill respect and authority.
( And the parents will also not really respect teachers who fail to enforce discipline and respect )

[ Funfact, the majority of Red Pill and Manosphere content creators are non-white, and their audience is primarily non-white too. It's literally content by Ethnic minorities in the West for ethnic Minorities in the West. ]

So yeah, the problems will become more apparent in the future. Multiculturalism only works if you enforce it with strict rules like Singapore. It works when you have a dominant culture which enforces rules, like what Colonial Empires did in the past... It doesn't work what we do today.