1414. About men and women
Teacher B said to
teacher A, “It is obvious that men are different from women.
Both their
presence at school are complementary.
It’s like in a family.
It isn’t the same
way when a male teacher reprimands and when a female teacher does the same
action, reprimanding and scolding.
I personally prefer classes where the
students are boys all of them. Furthermore because English is probably the
school subject where there are more differences among the students.
If I
included girls there would be more problems of level of English and about the
rhythm of learning.
I teach single-sex education and I have problems of
abilities among the students. For example a new student has arrived this year
from another school which is not bilingual. I’m trying to help him to avoid he
be left behind. Allies for that problem? Their very classmates: one kid feels
happy because he helps a classmate.
Concerning single-sex education? I prefer
it, but it is one more option: some parents and teachers prefer otherwise in the
classroom, there be both boys and girls.” / Photo from: young-people-drinking-tea nissinfoods in
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