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Essay On Single Sex School

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To a greater extent that students should study in single sex school. Nowadays, many of the well-known schools are single sex school, like Ying Wa College, St Paul’s Convent School, Sacred Heart Canossian College. Their academic result of the public examination and the interest development seem to be better compared to the other mixed school. However the student study in single sex school may have some problem in socializing, especially when they are communicating with the opposite sex. In this essay, I will explain those points with evidences briefly.
There are less distractions in the single sex school. The relationship problem between boys and girls is one of the main distraction in co-educational schooling, there is a higher chance for a …show more content…

As there are no opposite sex classmate in the single sex school, pupils in the single-sex school have no chance to communicate with the other sex in the daily school life, which may cause a problem when they are facing to the opposite sex in the near future. (Conti, Collins, & Picariello, 2001) However, the single sex school in Hong Kong always provide opportunities to their students to interact with the opposite sex, like the inter-school sport event, singing competition. Moreover, they will also hold some talks or workshops so as to teach students about how to face against the opposite gender. As a result, the socializing problem in the single-sex schooling can be solved. To conclude, I think to a greater extent that students should study in single sex school. The single sex school has advantages to the student’s studying and developing their own interest, but a disadvantage in students’ socializing skill with the opposite gender. In Hong Kong, parents are mainly focusing on children academic achievement and the skill development, therefore the one which can provide a suitable studying environment is more suitable for Hong Kong schooling. However, single sex schooling seems to be unpopular in Hong Kong. I hope that there may have much more single sex schools in the near

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