Single-sex classes

This research is looking into ways to improve the students’ education level. Now a days schools are looking for ways to increase student motivation and academic achievement which ought to consider offering single-gender classrooms as one highly effective change that can address students’ needs. The single-gender education is a legal option for any K-12 public schools. Our state has 160 schools now offering these options for students. One of the highest in the nation is in Washington and 100 more already considered doing so for the 2010-11 school year. Currently, single-gender classes are offered in kindergarten through 9th grade in urban, rural, and suburban districts across the state. While these types of teaching approaches may be thought to improve grades, test scores and college acceptance rates, there’s some evidence that shows sex-segregated classes improve educational outcomes. A 2005 U.S. Department of Education comparison of same-sex and coeducational schools found studies examining academic benefits and concluded that the results are mixed and conclusive enough for the department to endorse single-sex education. This research is looking into ways to improve the students’ education level. Now a days schools are looking for ways to increase student motivation and academic achievement which ought to consider offering single-gender classrooms as one highly effective change that can address students’ needs. The single-gender education is a legal option for any K-12 public schools. Our state has 160 schools now offering these options for students. One of the highest in the nation is in Washington and 100 more already considered doing so for the 2010-11 school year. Currently, single-gender classes are offered in kindergarten through 9th grade in urban, rural, and suburban districts across the state. While these types of teaching approaches may be thought to improve grades, test scores and college acceptance rates, there’s some evidence that shows sex-segregated