Teaching methodologies have changed over time, however, it had always been of utmost importance. In modern times, a section of society believes that imparting education to different genders separately brings more merits while others trust that co-education is more beneficial. This writing will shed some light on both of these aspects.
Separate educational institutions have a plethora of advantages. Firstly, different genders have different levels of grasping power owing to their different biological mechanism and they need to be taught using different methods. To exemplify, girls learn better with the visuals while boys feel more comfortable with logical teaching techniques. Secondly, they have varied needs of education. For instance, girls prefer to become doctors, on the other hand, boys like to explore the engineering field. Thirdly, due to biological hormones, opposite genders get more attracted to each other physically and thus might not concentrate on their studies. Hence, a different curriculum for different genders should be implemented.
On the flip side of it, mixed schools are more realistic and practical as we do not have two different worlds for two different genders. After pursuing some degree, one has to go back to the world, having both of the genders and then they eventually need to work together. If they have learned how to interact with different personalities, they will do better. For example, boys from the suburbs or villages are more anxious while interacting with girls in the working environment, especially in India, as they have different schools for girls. Additionally, diverse people would have better discussions which give a unique blend in group studies. To exemplify, different software product companies prefer to build a team with varied origins, genders and education levels to make their products. Therefore, co-education is also very valuable.
To conclude, both aspects of teaching have their own unique merits. These are two different sides of the same coin. Different institutes for different genders helps schools to personalise their curriculum as per specific genders. However, since mixed schooling seems to be more practical to society, I would prefer the latter option.
Teaching methodologies have
changed
over time,
however
, it had always been of utmost importance. In modern times, a section of society believes that imparting education to
different
genders
separately
brings more merits while others trust that co-education is more beneficial. This writing will shed
some
light on both of these aspects.
Separate educational institutions have a plethora of advantages.
Firstly
,
different
genders have
different
levels of grasping power owing to their
different
biological
mechanism and
they need to
be taught
using
different
methods. To exemplify,
girls
learn better with the visuals while boys feel more comfortable with logical teaching techniques.
Secondly
, they have varied needs of education.
For instance
,
girls
prefer to become doctors,
on the other hand
, boys like to explore the engineering field.
Thirdly
, due to biological hormones, opposite genders
get
more attracted to each other
physically
and
thus
might not concentrate on their studies.
Hence
, a
different
curriculum for
different
genders should
be implemented
.
On the flip side of it, mixed schools are more realistic and practical as we do not have two
different
worlds for two
different
genders. After pursuing
some
degree, one
has to
go back to the world, having both of the
genders and
then they
eventually
need to work together. If they have learned how to interact with
different
personalities, they will do better.
For example
, boys from the suburbs or villages are more anxious while interacting with
girls
in the working environment,
especially
in India, as they have
different
schools for
girls
.
Additionally
, diverse
people
would have better discussions which give a unique blend in group studies. To exemplify,
different
software product
companies
prefer to build a team with varied origins, genders and education levels to
make
their products.
Therefore
, co-education is
also
very
valuable.
To conclude
, both aspects of teaching have their
own
unique merits. These are two
different
sides of the same coin.
Different
institutes for
different
genders
helps
schools to
personalise
their curriculum as per specific genders.
However
, since mixed schooling seems to be more practical to society, I would prefer the latter option.