Her reasons are accurate but I don’t think the argument is fair. It seems a little biased because she has grown up only knowing what single sex school systems are like. Also, there are so much more benefits that come from coeducational schools. I agree with David Robertson, a headmaster at Shawnigan Lake School. "There's a cross-pollination that goes on in the academic environment," He says. "The diligence and attentiveness of girls positively affects boys, while the liveliness of boys inspires girls. They learn from and are inspired by each
Her reasons are accurate but I don’t think the argument is fair. It seems a little biased because she has grown up only knowing what single sex school systems are like. Also, there are so much more benefits that come from coeducational schools. I agree with David Robertson, a headmaster at Shawnigan Lake School. "There's a cross-pollination that goes on in the academic environment," He says. "The diligence and attentiveness of girls positively affects boys, while the liveliness of boys inspires girls. They learn from and are inspired by each