coeducation
- noun
- /ˌkoʊˌɛdʒʊˈkeɪʃən/
- Although there has been a long-standing debate about whether a single-sex or mixed-sex environment is better for students in many Western countries, coeducation is one of the taken-for-granted issues in the modern Turkish education system.
- coeducation classes
- coeducation education
And I think that's represented by the fact that today's talk is called Still Struggling toward Coeducation.
- And I think that's represented by the fact that today's talk is called Still Struggling toward Coeducation.
Examples
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Oberlin College, in 1833, pioneered collegiate coeducation and was the first to admit racial minorities (Solomon, 1985).
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Do you think these institutions would have evolved differently had women led the efforts to address issues related to coeducation?
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And how well did coeducation work in its early years?
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A: The first decade of coeducation was very challenging.
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Both class observations and individual interactions demonstrate that coeducation is failing to deliver equality of opportunity in PE.
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Eighteen female teachers and intact classes were selected; 9 teachers from coeducation and 9 teachers from single-sex physical education classes.
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The coeducation teachers provided an average of 17.11 motivational feedback episodes during the same time period.
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Throughout the 1980s, liberal feminists in particular made a significant contribution to the debate on gender equality and coeducation.
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Although there has been a longstanding debate about whether a single-sex or mixed-sex environment is better for each gender in many Western countries, coeducation is one of the taken-for-granted issues in the modern Turkish education system as part of a national modernization project.
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Many schools have adopted coeducation to promote equality between male and female students.
How Coeducational
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Etymology
Coeducation is made of co- meaning 'together' and education, which means 'to teach or bring up'. So coeducation is teaching boys and girls 'together' in the same school or class.