Some people think that it is better to educate boys and girls in separate schools. Others, however, believe that boys and girls benefit more from attending mixed schools. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion

Some people think that it is better to educate

boys

and

girls

in separate

schools

,

on the other hand

, some believe that it is better for

boys

and

girls

to attend mixed

schools

. Separating

boys

and

girls

can help the students to feel more comfortable learning.

First,

girls

, can easily become friends as they have the same problem and have the same thinking during their teenage age. It is easier for them to share or to confide with friends about their problems.

Second,

boys

, mostly like to play soccer, and some of them like to read. Like

girls

,

boys

also

have their own problems only they can understand and talk to each other. There are some problems that they are shy to talk with

girls

. Another reason is about dating at school.

Teenagers

start to fall in love with opponents who have the opposite sex from them.

This

problem is a huge distraction that will keep

teenagers

from continue learning or to focus on studying. Mixed

schools

are the opposite, they prefer to teach both

boys

and

girls

. Most

schools

in the world are mixed between

boys

and

girls

. There are other genders than just

boys

and

girls

, like gays or bisexuals. If we separate

boys

and

girls

into different

schools

, what if the boy is gay for the girl is bisexual?

This

is a notable problem as gay

teenagers

will be separated from

boys

. Mixed

schools

, help them to stay together, and no one will be “leftover” and create a gender equality world. In my opinion, separating

boys

and

girls

is a beneficial perspective that helps

teenagers

to focus on learning and don’t get distracted by other fun.

However

, not only do

boys

and

girls

need to be separate

,

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but,

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people should

also

build

schools

for “gays” or other genders in the “LGBT” group which make

this

perspective even better.