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    college-preparatory school that implements a single-sex education for its students. Rockhurst High School is one of three high schools in the Kansas City area that offer single-sex education (the other two being all girls). The ongoing debate between coed and single-sex education in America…

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    idea of single-sex because with single-sex education , I achieved a lot of achievements , such as high grade in high school . Besides that , with single-sex , I was more confident and more talkative in side the classroom . In addition to my own experience with single-sex , I enjoyed the vigour and vitality . Furthermore , my studying life had a lot of challenges in soccer, swimming , and I had another challenge which is about how I can get high grade in school . In fact , single-sex effects on…

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    starting sex education in kindergarten” by Saskia De Melker talks about how the Netherlands have started teaching children as young as 5 about sex education. “In the Netherlands, there’s a strong belief that young people can be in love and be in relationships” Amy Schalet an American sociologist who studies sex ed in both the Netherlands and the U.S thinks if you see love and relationships as the anchor for sex, it's much easier to talk to a child about it. In the Netherlands, sexual education…

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    to fall short. In my analysis of Pampillonia's essay "The Benefits of Single-Sex Education", I will not be focusing on the problems of her transitions or paragraph structure, but instead on the way that she presents her information. The author not only used her sources inappropriately, but also did not present her own unique point of view which led to a very biased feeling argument on the benefits of single-sex education. In my own research for the Exploratory essay, the best sources I found…

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    as a switch flips, turning on a projector, revealing the human anatomy. All across America, schools teach kids about sex differently. Most teaching methods, like ours, stress abstinence. The problem with this is teens haven't been educated on the proper method to safe sex. From getting pregnant, to transferring disease, to the loss of a young child's innocence here's why sex education needs to be taught in 6th grade. Getting pregnant young is very easy to do especially before the first…

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    Jamie O’Meara Author of the article “Guns, Sex, and Education” devises that parents should educate their children regarding gun violence by teaching them how to fire weapons. Therefore taking the mystique away and replacing it with boredom, He emphasizes that, as a preventative measure learning how to shoot the weapons is integral and should become part of the school curriculum, this is a farce and should be disregarded. The real question is, “Are Guns a necessary evil?” It makes no sense to…

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    Sex is a big topic to discuss especially when talking about it with teens. Most parents would hope their kids will wait till marriage or when they are an adult who understand and is ready for it. When teens come of age it's time for them to hear the ‘birds and the bees’ talk. It may be embarrassing for them to talk about sex with their parents and also getting insight on how their parents were when they were young and fun. Students need sex ed to learn about sexual transmitted diseases, the…

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    gender-based classification in education experienced a culture shift in how the Courts, as well as the states, should react to single-sex education. The authors reference three eras, (1) Before gender-neutral treatment in America, (2) When education (by design) discriminated against women’s ability to succeed outside the home. (3) When research began after the 21st century. Between 1870-1910, Those in opposition, protectionists argued the traditional view that sex- based education protects…

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    An education is one of the most beneficial things a person can get during their lifetime. Coeducation or co-ed does not only affect females in a negative way, but there are limitations for males as well. Boys are distracted by girls in the same classroom especially in middle and high school where the teens are bursting with hormones. Boys are sometimes put on a lower scale than girls because they are thought to be of lower intellect and do not get the right amount of respect they need to truly…

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    for both the caregiver and adolescents. Previous research in the area of communication and sexuality clearly documents the need to include caregivers in sex education programs designed to provide accurate information while raising comfort levels when parents and their teens communicate (Burgess,…

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