Single-sex SchoolI.【T1】
1【T1】
2— Co-ed: the【T2】
3 of sexes, politically acceptable【T2】
4II. Research— Single-Sex Versus Coeducational Schoolinga)Conducted by FDEb)Released in【T3】
5【T3】
6c)Conclusion: single-sex and co-ed are【T4】
7【T4】
8— UCLA StudyGirls from single-sex schools are【T5】
9 than co-ed peers【T5】
10III. Advantages— Gentler【T6】
11: good for boys because they mature later than girls【T6】
12— Teachers understand how their students learn— Homogeneity【T7】
13 planning events and activities【T7】
14— Allow children to learn in their own individual waysIV. Reasons— Let children be themselvesa)Boys will be less【T8】
15 in single-sex setting【T8】
16b)Girls will be more【T9】
17【T9】
18—【T10】
19【T10】
20a)Girls will learn mathematics, advanced science,【T11】
21 etc.【T11】
22b)Boys will learn choirs and orchestras and【T12】
23【T12】
24c)Break out of the【T13】
25【T13】
26— SocializationSingle-sex schooling will have more controlled【T14】
27 for children【T14】
28V. Blended or【T15】
29schools【T15】
30— Colorado: two distinct high schools under one roof