Should Girls and Boys Attend Separate Schools
Single-sex schools are not very common nowadays, but there was a time when it was the general trend in education that boys and girls studied separately. Historic novels are rich in heroines who complete their education in girls’ boarding schools and become real ladies. Going apart to the historical data, in colonial time’s boys and girls were educated separately. But by the mid 19th century financing for education was becoming a public expense and girls and boys began to share classes (Kennedy, 2012). Despite this, in Kazakhstan single sex schools like “KTL” still has a great demand. These schools today are much different than they used to be, and poles apart from stereotypical images, such as havens for children of privilege or refuges for troubled teens. New research proves that contemporary boarding schools diverse body of motivated and well-rounded students who study and live supportive, inclusive academic communities where they learn about independence and responsibility, traditional values that help them to achieves success at higher rates than private day and public schools students. First of all, one of the many reasons given for these schools is that living in a hostel is necessary for discipline, team spirit and academic excellence. The “KTL” has certain rules, which every pupil have to follow. According to their policy, they managed onetime for doing homework. So, child who is studying in “educational” environment acquires team spirit and discipline. Takes an example my cousins finished “KTL”, who at the very beginning were undisciplined and careless about their home works, particularly irresponsible before studying and getting high grades. But, after several times conducted in school, they do their best in studying, only because of such kinds of rules and “educational” environment. In addition, study shows that 90% of separate schools having high-quality teachers, compared to 62% of private and 51% of public school. Moving on physically side of