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It is true that there are distinctions amongst children, but these are not so important to segregate them from the school. Children in the past have been segregated into genders for a Christian morality that does not exist at the present day. I believe that our schools should establish and nurture friendships between boys and girls and teach that they are the same. Moreover, youngsters learn how to act when they are babies to allow women and men to work with them to get started sooner, sooner, and sooner. Whether children are males or girls, education is a vital element of the life of youngsters. Governments should ensure that all genders receive the same educational level without discrimination between boys and girls. Some educators are certain that individual sex schools do not help students to develop into good people. Children are tenderly timid and less cooperative in the future if they grow up in separate schools. Firstly, women have the same rights as men nowadays. You desire a solid career and success. Today on Earth there is no work with a lady. Everyone must therefore have the same access to knowledge and expertise, and only a person can find it hard to achieve its objectives. When boys and girls go to the same schools and institutions, they have equal educational chances. Second, studying together with boys and girls means learning how to communicate and how to work in a team. This is quite important, as students learn how to collaborate with the other sex and prepare themselves for life beyond school thereby. Society has moved forward and this flawed concept, that is attached to religion, that there should be single ed school should be discarded. By mixing them together, we can achieve the goal of a gender-neutral society more quickly.