Some would argue that a single sex education system is the best to educate boys and girls, while others say that it is more advantageous for students if they study at a unisex education system. Although boys and girls who educate in separate schools can focus more on their studies, I believe mixed schools are more beneficial as it prepares children to face the real world.
On the one hand, when boys and girls study at gender-segregated schools, they could exclusively concentrate on studies. This is because children are at their developmental stages, and due to various physiological changes, they are often attracted to opposite sex resulting in distraction from studies. If they are educated in sex-segregate schools, these incidents are extremely low. For example, a recent survey conducted by the Child Education Board in India showed that single-sex schools achieve a 32% higher grade in academics than those who studied at a co-education system. However, this is limited in their academic career, and they often struggle once they start to face the society as a whole.
On the other hand, students in mixed schools are exposed to many opportunities that they can be ready to face the real world. That is to say that co-education schools offer a safe environment for boys and girls to communicate with each other under adult supervision, and this interaction would prepare them to face all the obstacles in their future careers. For instance, a recent survey conducted by the Times of India revealed that 52% of renowned media representatives studied at mixed educational institutions where they got an idea about the actual world. Therefore, I believe the co-education system is more advantageous for students as they learn many long-lasting qualities form there.
In conclusion, despite the fact that single sex schools triggers a favourable atmosphere for students to completely focus on studies by limiting distractions, I believe that mixed schools are more beneficial for them because it prepares children early in order to face the real society, and win a successful career.
Some
would argue that a single sex education
system
is the best to educate
boys
and
girls
, while others say that it is more advantageous for
students
if they
study
at a unisex education
system
. Although
boys
and
girls
who educate in separate
schools
can focus more on their
studies
, I believe
mixed
schools
are more beneficial as it prepares children to
face
the real world.
On the one hand, when
boys
and
girls
study
at gender-segregated
schools
, they could exclusively concentrate on
studies
. This is
because
children are at their developmental stages, and due to various physiological
changes
, they are
often
attracted to opposite sex resulting in distraction from
studies
. If they
are educated
in sex-segregate
schools
, these incidents are
extremely
low.
For example
, a recent survey conducted by the Child Education Board in India
showed
that single-sex
schools
achieve a 32% higher grade in academics than those who studied at a co-education
system
.
However
, this
is limited
in their academic career, and they
often
struggle once they
start
to
face
the society as a whole.
On the other hand
,
students
in
mixed
schools
are exposed
to
many
opportunities that they can be ready to
face
the real world.
That is
to say that co-education
schools
offer a safe environment for
boys
and
girls
to communicate with each other under adult supervision, and this interaction would prepare them to
face
all the obstacles in their future careers.
For instance
, a recent survey conducted by
the Times of India
revealed that 52% of renowned media representatives studied at
mixed
educational institutions where they
got
an
idea
about the actual world.
Therefore
, I believe the co-education
system
is more advantageous for
students
as they learn
many
long-lasting qualities form there.
In conclusion
, despite the fact that single sex
schools
triggers a
favourable
atmosphere for
students
to completely focus on
studies
by limiting distractions, I believe that
mixed
schools
are more beneficial for them
because
it prepares children early in order to
face
the real society, and win a successful career.