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1. Iepoie+(OP)[view] [source] 2018-01-16 21:57:37
Single-sex schools is generally perceived to give better results in grades and careers, with research to back it up. They are also perceived to give worse citizens in term of empathy and understanding.

This theory is notoriously used by the military in many nations. By strengthening the in-group feeling you gain several traits such as increased confidence and feeling of belonging, and you increase tensions against the out-group which during a war is perceived as useful.

Benefits and drawbacks, one which many nations has gone with banning the practice of single sex education. I don't disagree with it and I find the science behind it to be rather robust.

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2. Doreen+N5[view] [source] 2018-01-16 22:41:43
>>Iepoie+(OP)
Single-sex schools is generally perceived to give better results in grades and careers, with research to back it up. They are also perceived to give worse citizens in term of empathy and understanding.

Women have a tendency to be too empathetic and understanding and society tends to hang a lot of expectations on them to be so. If women want careers, being a little less caring and a little more goal oriented seems like a constructive outcome to me.

3. solids+g3c[view] [source] 2018-01-22 23:59:30
>>Iepoie+(OP)
They are also perceived to give worse citizens in term of empathy and understanding.

Where is the research on that?

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