What are the effects of co-education to single sex education?

I am trying to compare the effects of mixed sex schools(co-education) to single sex schools. Can anybody help me list the different effects of each of them to students?What are the effects of co-education to single sex education?As a girl who has been to both types of school ( im currently at single sex) i can honestly say that they both have there pros and cons for both i enjoyed the mixed because the boys chilled the bitchy atmosphere caused by some girls . However now im at the single sex i have to say it has helped with my exams as i am not distracted by boys although the boys and girls meet on a lunch time so we do get some interaction with the boys . At the end of the day its your decision and theres good and bad in both



p.s. dont listen to the idiots that say you turn out gay no you dont theres homosexuals in every walk of life not just at single sex schools !What are the effects of co-education to single sex education?I could imagine that it helps both sexes to interact with each other casually and freely (both as friends and in a sexual way). So their more comfortable around each other.

Single-sexed schools would probably make you slightly wary of the other sex since you wouldn't of interacted with them on a day to day basis. It might be hard to relate to the other.



People in co-education probably lose their virginity at a younger age too.What are the effects of co-education to single sex education?One of the primary differences is the ability of people to focus on school work in a gender-oriented school. Students seem to go stupid when faced with liberal freedom and no supervision when around members of the opposite sex. This holds true no matter what the foundation of the school. Even Christian colleges foster hedonism through proximity.What are the effects of co-education to single sex education?
mixed i defenently suggest, it helps you socialize and get along with others, and some people that go to same sex, tend to become a gay for that, or thats what i heard