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Education > Education (Other) Do children learn better in single-sex schools?

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I do not believe that a single-sex school would have any bearing on how well a child learns. The ability to learn is partially hereditary and partially instilled in a child's first few years. However, it is not uncommon for any form of mental trauma to cause any kind of learning disability.
I think it is often misconstrued that a more educated child is a superior learner. Typically, single-sex schools are private. That generally allows for stronger budgets. More money affords both a higher quality of teacher, and a stronger curriculum. Also, private schools generally have smaller cla...

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