I used single-gender and single-sex education interchangeably. should i stick with one or mix it up like i did.
I guess I think you should stick with one for clarity. You can use both words, sex and gender, in the essay, but I think you should stick with only one of them that you hyphenate with "single"
Keeping schools in a single gender situation can also provide more stability
with for the teacher, since the teaching styles ...
Although many of the single-gender school are private,
researchers believe through proper funding from local and federal levels, single-gender schools can be thoroughly integrated.
... sector for not
providing equality, yet
students in single gender schools are given equal ...
Teaching to a room filled with boys is completely different than teaching a room with both genders.
male and female.We are in an era in which gender equality is something we are working to achieve. If boys and girls are educated differently, that does not help to achieve equality. For example, look at what you wrote here:
With a room filled with males students, a teacher can be more aggressive in their discipline behavior and also the lack of distractions (female students) cause many male student to become more attentive to studying.If there is more discipline for boys, employers will expect boys to be more disciplined and resilient than girls.
Remember, education has more than one purpose. Are you thinking of it as merely a way of producing high test scores? It is also a process where students learn to think critically, socialize, appreciate the arts, develop their personalities. Of all the lessons I learned in school my favorites were the ones I learned from girls!
:-)
Reduced violence, rapes, murder, and a better education growth are provided
my by single gender schools.