Boys and girls learn differently. One cannot deny that it is good children use the methods they prefer and are comfortable with to learn, however it is good to be challenged and develop different skills to cope with how to learn in a different way. "Even the U.S. Department of Education, in its own review of 44 research studies on single-sex education, acknowledges that the results are "equivocal" and steered clear from a patent endorsement of single-sex schools (Silvia)." In addition, this meaning they would not be getting educated equally. This would lead to these students having a limited classroom setting, because only one gender being present would keep from having a vast of questions, views, and interests as a combined gender classroom would probably
Boys and girls learn differently. One cannot deny that it is good children use the methods they prefer and are comfortable with to learn, however it is good to be challenged and develop different skills to cope with how to learn in a different way. "Even the U.S. Department of Education, in its own review of 44 research studies on single-sex education, acknowledges that the results are "equivocal" and steered clear from a patent endorsement of single-sex schools (Silvia)." In addition, this meaning they would not be getting educated equally. This would lead to these students having a limited classroom setting, because only one gender being present would keep from having a vast of questions, views, and interests as a combined gender classroom would probably