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    Co-Ed Schools

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    All girl schools have been gaining popularity in recent years because of the belief that girls learn better when they aren’t competing with or intimidated by boys‚ who statistically get more attention in the classroom. I think that whether or not boys or girls are in a same sex school it will not make a difference. I feel that the sex of your child and their peers should not determine whether or not they will do good or bad in school. I feel that in an all-girl school the girls can

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    that Co-Ed schools are the best schools you can go to. Not only that there is a school called Single-Gender‚ but also you get better respect in that school. What i am trying to say is single-gender schools are better than Co-Ed schools. The first reason why Single-Gender schools are better than mixed gender schools is boys and girls are treated differently. In fact‚ the girls are getting mad at the teachers‚ because they get less respect than the boys. In the article “Single-Gender Schools Make

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    Worldwide‚ most students attend either single-sex schools or co-ed schools. Is there a difference? Close analysis of both systems of schooling shows that in terms of social‚ academic and emotional growth‚ co-ed schools are better. Firstly‚ it is important to explore the advantages and disadvantages of both systems. Co-ed school provides a superb environment and opportunity for both sexes to mix‚ for example‚ boys and girls get to learn together in key learning area from maths to food tech. As a

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    single-sex school‚ according to new research‚ which reveals pupils who are struggling academically when they start secondary school reap the biggest rewards of girls-only schooling. The analysis of the GCSE scores of more than 700‚000 girls taught in the state sector concludes that those at girls’ schools consistently made more progress than those in co-ed secondaries. The fact that pupils with the lowest test scores when they started secondary made the biggest leap in girls’ school will reopen

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    Trinidad and Tobago has been proposing the idea to introduce more same co-education schools. Co-education means boys and girls attending the same school and sharing the same classrooms. Although‚ according to the article students who attend same sex schools academically outperform those in co-educational schools‚ particularly female same sex schools. An argument concludes that co-educational schools help with the hidden curriculum of schools. Theoretical Discussion: Education is one aspect of socialization:

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    Running head: Contrast and Comparison of Single-sex School and Co-ed School Contrast and Comparison of Single-sex School and Co-ed school The education systems nowadays are made up of organizations ranging from kindergartens‚ general education schools‚ single-sex schools and co-ed schools to universities. This structure is designed to formulate people’s knowledge one step at a time according to their levels. School is one of the most important stages of educational system in

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    Should Sports Be Co-Ed

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    One of the biggest questions in the sports world. Should sports be co-ed? Yes‚ they should‚ sports should be co-ed because they help bridge communication gaps‚ increase mutual respect‚ and saves money. To start how would co-ed sports help bridge communication gaps. Co-ed sports bridge communication by giving both genders a ¨common ground” or a reason to talk to one another. Studies show that at times both genders in childhood are nervous or scared to talk to one another‚ by giving them a common

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    Co-Ed Sports Teams

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    Specific Purpose: To persuade my target audience to favor the idea of co-ed sports teams. Central Idea: When it comes to girls being able to play on sport teams‚ I favor this simply because it is a right for them to do so‚ the allegations formed against are unfair and unjust‚ and being placed on a team should be determined by skills‚ determination and abilities rather than gender. Introduction: Who’s bright idea was it to determine that females could fight for their country alongside

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    Same Sex Schools vs. Co-ed Schools People everywhere have different beliefs. In this case‚ trying to decide whether schools should be the same gender or mixed gender is the problem. This predicament is affecting how our children of the future will learn and succeed in life. There are pros and cons for both co-ed and same sex schooling. Some say co-ed schools should remain the way they are; others strongly disagree and believe that schools should consist of one sex only. Same sex schools can be

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    Comparing and analyzing the differences between co-ed schools and single-sex schools The issue of single-sex schools versus co-ed schools is very much debated and controversial. There are strong supporters for both sides‚ giving good and valid arguments. It is an issue with a long history‚ receiving great attention from the media‚ researchers‚ teachers and most of all‚ parents. Although there are many studies that try to answer this question‚ the problem will probably continue to exist and be

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