seperate schoosl for boys and girls

Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Boys and girls

should attend separate schools. Use specific reasons and examples to

support your answer.

Whether boys and girls should attend separate schools is a controversial issue. Some people

believe that it brings many benefits. However, others believe that it is not good for the future of

our children. I agree with those people who think that children should attend the same schools.

In the following paragraphs I will give my reasons to support my opinion. First of all, children

from the very beginning should learn how to communicate with each other. They need to learn

social skills, be supportive and understand each other. Second of all, I believe that now women

and men should be treated in the same way. A woman nowadays has the same rights as a man.

She also wants to make a good career and succeed. So, it is essential in the modern world to

understand that knowledge has nothing to do with a sex. Every one has the same access to the

knowledge and experience and it is only up to a person how hard he or she wants to work to

reach his or her goals. Another important aspect of this is that if children attend separate schools

they do not have common interests. They do not know what a person of an opposite sex likes,

how he or she spends her or his spare time, etc. I think that it is not good for a long run. Some of

them will create a family someday and they most likely will not have anything to share. They will

not have common interests. They will have different friends and opinions about things. We had

such experience a few centuries ago. Women grow up their children and men worked and

gathered in the men’ clubs in the evenings. I think it is not the way it should be. A family has

many beautiful moments to share together. To sup up, I think that children should attend the

same schools because it will help them to become great, attentive and kind persons. Moreover,

they will learn how to respect each other’s interests.