Are Singer-Gender Classes Necessary to Create Equal Opportunities for Boys and Girls?

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Tweens in the American Society view single-sex- classes in the people that lost focus in life in as far holding on the moral fabric of society is concerned. They are in any sense taken for people that are out to depict and spread a bad culture. The negative view of, however, does not hold for all since a society cannot survive on perfection. There is a section of the youths that hold on ideas contrary to that of the majority. There are tweens out there desperately looking for single- sex class life in their future life. The baseline of the matter taking choices in life courtesy of the upbringing as well as one’s personal ideologies.
The teaching to the mind of boys is a discussion that holds dear in the education sector as a whole. In as much as teaching takes place at school and all other institutions that offer related education to boys and males in general. Boys have a different way of internalizing information and more importantly how they capture information from a classroom environment. Boys have many distractors during learning as compared to girls. The worst of all for the boys is the inability to play handle various tasks at ago. Boys may end up confusing learning with other distractors during learning and as such find it difficult to perform like the female counterparts who multi-task.
Education is a tool for getting information. The most important thing in the midst of the above discussions is understanding that education emancipates people and for that reason, those who subscribe to education need to free their mind from all forms of social, racial, political and economic intimidations.

Education should be a source of inspiration and a bridge to appreciating others despite differences in opinions.
Works Cited
King, Kelley, and Michael Gurian. “Teaching to the Minds of Boys.” Educational Leadership 64.1 (2006): 56.
Spielhagen, Frances R. “How Tweens View Single-Sex Classes.” Educational leadership 63.7 (2006): 68.