According to National Family Violence Surveys and a number of research studies, over 90 percent of parents use some form of punishment that involves inflicting physical pain when disciplining their children. In considering this statistic, the questions that come to mind are: 1. Can spanking our children lead to them having emotional problems in the future? 2. Are there methods of disciplining our children that do not involve hitting our children? According to a study published in the Journal
Single-Sex Versus Coeducational Schooling: A Systematic Review. 2005, Mael, F., Alonso, A., Gibson, D., Rogers, K., & Smith, M.; Washington, DC: Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development, Policy and Program Studies Service, U.S. Department of Education; Doc # 2005-01; 128 pages. From the Executive Summary: “The objective of this review is to document the outcome evidence for or against the efficacy of single-sex education as an alternative form of school organization using an unbiased
Same-Sex Schooling Coeducation is what I have only been through in my educational life; therefore, I did not know much about what is so-called “Same-sex Schooling”. What we called “Same-sex Schooling” sounds something that does not exist in my age. I remembered what my dad would tell me about his sweetheart in a female high school and how he would wait for her outside of the school entrance everyday after classes. However, this kind of romances is rarely seemed these days. I was wondering: why
1B 7 November 2011 Single Sex education is the segregated education of male and female in different institutions. Facts provided for and against single sex schooling could be accurate. Single sex schooling may or may not benefit the students unless they provide educational advantages for students, they may or may not prepare students for the real world, and they may suffer from improper funding compared to other schools. Some research indicates that single sex schooling can raise test scores
single-sex education: What does Research Tell us? Emer Smyth There has been considerable research and policy debate internationally about whether single-sex schooling yields academic and social advantages for girls and/or boys. This article outlines some of the findings from research on single-sex education conducted in English-speaking countries. In particular, it looks at research on the impact of single-sex schooling on academic achievement, subject take-up, personal and social development
education system that has been looked at is that of single-sex classrooms. This is where boys learn in one classroom with one teacher and girls learn in another. Educators are taking a closer look at this idea because of the belief that students obtain a better education through this type of schooling. Changing schools into having single-sex classrooms would have an effect on children’s learning today. Girls who are already enrolled in single-sex classes tend to speak more freely in class, are more
October 22, 2013 Single Sex or Coed Education In recent years, there has been an increased interest in single-sex education. Many people have begun to voice their opinion on the matter, some believing it is beneficial, and others arguing it is disadvantageous. In the article “The Bizarre, Misguided Campaign to Get Rid of Single-Sex Classrooms”, the author argues that single-sex education is the solution to many of America’s educational flaws. The author gives multiple arguments supporting the
Single-sex vs. Co-ed School Competent Judges, esteemed moderator, most worthy opponents, Ladies and Gentlemen, a pleasant good morning. I stand resolute on behalf of the opposition, “Be it resolved that Single Sex Schools are better for students. Permit me to identify and define what are in our opinion, the significant term after which I will share our perspective of the moot. thefreedictionary.com defines “single sex” as the same sex, which is strictly a female or a male. (1) Does not promote
Single-Sex Schooling and Coeducational Schooling Literature Review Betül Akbal TED University Single-sex schooling is separating males and females into classes but generally into buildings while educating. It had been the common education system until the 19th century mainly depending on traditional and religious reasons. Within globalization and modernization; the efficiency of single-sex schooling has been a controversial issue since the beginning of 19th century among people. Even the experts
schools are simply not as beneficial to students as single sex schools. Every student should have the opportunity to enrol in a single sex school. This is due to the fact that by grouping students according to gender provides a better learning environment. A learning environment that has advantages such as less distractions, a tailored curriculum and the loss of gender based stereotypes. All of these advantages are inevitably able to provide single sex schools with a larger benefit to students then co-ed