Over the past few decades, societies at large have witnessed tremendous growth and revolutionary changes have been the cornerstone of this multifaceted progress. it may not be ahyberbole to state that schooling and education has been a core element and an inviolable subset of this matrix of progress. In this context, an issue that has become a fixture of many discussions pertains to the relative effectiveness of single sex and mixed schools vis-a-vis for children's education. This essay shall analyse the issue from every angle and argue that benefits of mixed schools far outweighs any meagre benefits single sex schools may proffer.
A quick perusal of issue at hand would throw up a surfeit of seminal reasons supporting some people's perspective that single sex schools are best for children. Firstly, they offer little distraction to the students and help them focus on their studies. Proponents of this view also feel that single sex schools are safe and secure for girls, considering the recent surge in the crime against female members of the society. To top it all, it's their contention that, single sex schools have less excitement and more discipline which is imperative for the proper dissemination of knowledge.
However, if we are honest about it, we might acknowledge that the above view point is an archaic approach to the issue which not only blithely ignores the Dynamics of the modern cosmopolitan world but also fails to take in to account the progress and evolution that we have achieved as human beings.
In my arsenal of arguments supporting the perspective that mixed schools are much better, one of the potent is that it paved way for the mutual respect for each other which is so essential for the healthy functioning of the society as it reduces gender discrimination and promotes equality. I also believe that mixed schools could dispel any wrong notion that our children have about the opposite sex. Boys and girls when separated tends to develop misconception about the opposite sex. Additionally, providing succour to my line of reasoning, are the various research topics which shows significant correlation between prevalence of mixed school and enhanced social cohesion due to interaction between both genders. Finally I would opine that pupil will be pushed to perform a lot better in mixed schools so as to gain recognition and appreciation front he opposite sex. This is especially in the case of sports and other extra curricular activities.
Having considered both sides, it seems ever so sensible to register my disagreement with the statement that single sex schools are better for students and society. Inspite of the intricate tapestry of arguments delicately woven in favour of the single sex schools, it seems unconvincing to my psyche on a subtextual basis. it is also evident that while the downsides to the single sex schools are tangible, profound and enormously consequential, the benefits are ephemeral, superficial and beyond a point cease to be palpable in the long run. Suffice it to say, coeducation schools are much better for children and society.
Over the past few decades,
societies
at large have witnessed tremendous growth and revolutionary
changes
have been the cornerstone of this multifaceted progress.
it
may not be
ahyberbole
to state that schooling and education has been a core element and an inviolable subset of this matrix of progress. In this context, an
issue
that has become a fixture of
many
discussions pertains to the relative effectiveness of
single
sex
and
mixed
schools
vis-a-vis
for children's education. This essay shall
analyse
the
issue
from every angle and argue that benefits of
mixed
schools
far outweighs any
meagre
benefits
single
sex
schools
may proffer.
A quick perusal of
issue
at hand would throw up a surfeit of seminal reasons supporting
some
people
's perspective that
single
sex
schools
are best for children.
Firstly
, they offer
little
distraction to the students and
help
them focus on their studies. Proponents of this view
also
feel that
single
sex
schools
are safe and secure for girls, considering the recent surge in the crime against female members of the
society
. To top it all, it's their contention that,
single
sex
schools
have less excitement and more discipline which is imperative for the proper dissemination of knowledge.
However
, if we are honest about it, we might acknowledge that the above view point is an archaic approach to the
issue
which not
only
blithely
ignores
the Dynamics of the modern cosmopolitan world
but
also
fails to take in to account the progress and evolution that we have achieved as human beings.
In my arsenal of arguments supporting the perspective that
mixed
schools
are much
better
, one of the potent is that it paved way for the mutual respect for each other which is
so
essential for the healthy functioning of the
society
as it
reduces
gender discrimination and promotes equality. I
also
believe that
mixed
schools
could dispel any
wrong
notion that our children have about the opposite
sex
. Boys and girls when separated tends to develop misconception about the opposite
sex
.
Additionally
, providing
succour
to my line of reasoning, are the various research topics which
shows
significant correlation between prevalence of
mixed
school
and enhanced social cohesion due to interaction between both genders.
Finally
I would opine that pupil will
be pushed
to perform a lot
better
in
mixed
schools
so as to
gain recognition and appreciation front
he
opposite
sex
. This is
especially
in the case of sports and other
extra curricular
activities.
Having considered both sides, it seems ever
so
sensible to register my disagreement with the statement that
single
sex
schools
are
better
for students and
society
.
Inspite
of the intricate tapestry of arguments
delicately
woven in
favour
of the
single
sex
schools
, it seems unconvincing to my psyche on a subtextual basis.
it
is
also
evident that while the downsides to the
single
sex
schools
are tangible, profound and
enormously
consequential, the benefits are ephemeral, superficial and beyond a point cease to be palpable in the long run. Suffice it to say, coeducation
schools
are much
better
for children and
society
.