Parents and educators have debated single-sex education for years, and the number of schools offering single gender classes has grown. But some researchers argue there is no evidence that boys and girls learn differently — and that gender separation can perpetuate sexist stereotypes.
In my opinion single-sex classrooms aren't that bad. Sure, kids need to develop their communication skills with the opposite sex but not everyone learns the same way. Being in a single-sex classroom gives the girls more opportunities to sometimes speak out their opinions instead of getting "drowned" by the boys by yelling out their answers. It also gives the boys the chance to focus more on their studies instead of checking out girls and what not.
But being in a single-sex classroom also has its down side. They might learn all the stereotypes people will be talking about; like how girls are supposed to play with barbies and guys should be playing with cars. But if they're in coed classrooms they will learn how to work together and will help them once they grow up and becomes independent.
Overall both of these types of classrooms have their Pros and Cons, it's just a matter of opinion on whether what kind of classroom you'd like to be in, and what classroom works for you best.
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