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coeducation

Education of both boys and girls in one institution. In most countries coeducation is now favoured over single-sex education, although there is some evidence to suggest that girls perform better in a single-sex institution, particularly in maths and science.

In the US, 90% of schools and colleges are coeducational. In 1954, the USSR returned to its earlier coeducational system, which was partly abolished in 1944. In Islamic countries, coeducation is discouraged beyond the infant stage on religious principles.



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This makes sense, she argues, because it was girls who participated in the "spirited jousting which took place within coeducation high schools and academics in the late nineteenth century" (373), and girls who exhibited the greatest physical freedom, riding bicycles and playing tennis.
The Daily Princetonian, a campus newspaper, reported in November that its sources described CAP as a "far-right organization funded by conservative alumni committed to turning back the clock on coeducation at the University.
Susan Rumsey Strong, "The Most Natural Way in the World": Coeducation at Nineteenth Century Alfred University (Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Dissertation Services, ProQuest Co.
 
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