Yes

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  by Heather Bothe

  Created on: May 20, 2008

  From a personal standpoint and comfort level, being a student in a learning environment with all women

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  by K.D.

  Created on: June 15, 2007   Last Updated: May 13, 2008

  Fewer distractions within a classroom setting will inevitably enhance opportunities for student learning

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  by Angela S. Young

  Created on: June 05, 2007   Last Updated: January 12, 2012

  Do children learn better in single-sex schools? Absolutely. Besides the fact that research supports

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  by Davids Winkin

  Created on: June 17, 2011

   All over the world and more pressing today from the late 90s, advocates of both single-sex schools

• 5 of 18

  by Gabby Bugwadia

  Created on: March 09, 2010   Last Updated: March 10, 2010

  The purpose of all education is growth; the growth of one's mind and the direction it follows is the

• 6 of 18

  by Carolyn Brown

  Created on: June 16, 2007

  Many people tout single-sex classes or schools as a major benefit for girls in math and science classes.

• 7 of 18

  by Chris Jamieson

  Created on: August 11, 2007

  The facts and figures of the issue are well dealt with in other articles, so I will not labour on them

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  by Carolyn Tytler

  Created on: December 13, 2007   Last Updated: March 21, 2011

  Children who attend same-sex schools learn academic subjects better, but there are important social

• 9 of 18

  by KateMB

  Created on: September 03, 2007

  I believe that children learn far better in single sex schools, as they are free from the distraction

• 10 of 18

  by Hasan Goreja

  Created on: August 02, 2008

  I had always been a student of single-sex schools. In my primary education, middle, high school, intermediateand

• 11 of 18

  by Richard Smith

  Created on: July 12, 2008

  In the field of education in the UK single sex education has a longer history than mixed sex education

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  by Marisa Wright

  Created on: June 15, 2007

  Yes, children learn academic subjects better in single-sex schools BUT - and it's an important "but"

• 13 of 18

  by Bridget Webber

  Created on: May 25, 2007

  Concentration. Same sex schools can play havoc with it when it belongs to a hormonal child on the brink

• 14 of 18

  by Rich Browne

  Created on: September 17, 2007

  Boys will be boys and girls will be girls ... and should ever the twain meet fires are stoked that inevitably

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  by Christopher Luke

  Created on: November 07, 2007

  To someone like myself who, as a boy growing up in the United Kingdom, attended both single-sex and

• 16 of 18

  by Mia Walters

  Created on: August 27, 2007

  I never attended an all-girl school and even the thought of attending an all girl camp sounded horrid

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  by Nancy Browne

  Created on: September 17, 2007

  I don't believe the integration of boys and girls in the same school harms the younger children; however,

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  by Rebecca Bibbs

  Created on: June 07, 2007

  I write on the "yes" side of the debate with the understanding that anything is only as good as its