There are places in Africa who still believe schools are ment for the male children. Though education has been able to change how most people feel about this but not completely. What's your take on this aspect. Personally i feel school was designed for no one in particular but for everyone and anyone willing to obtain knowledge.
Are schools designed more for males or females?
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Schools are designed to be inclusive and provide education for all students, regardless of their gender. However, historically, some educational systems and materials have been developed with a male-centric perspective, and some studies have suggested that girls may not receive the same level of support or encouragement in certain subjects, such as math and science. Efforts have been made in recent years to address these issues and promote gender equality in education.
Education is ment for both males and females. But as you mentioned there are arwa that believe school is for males. Countries like that view women as stay home wifes. Thye beieve that's all they qualify for. Which is very wrong it
In my country, schools are designed for both males and females. However, in some countries, schools are designed mostly for males which is not fair.
May have been in the good old days but that has changed atleast in our country
Schools are meant for both genders. There may be schools for boys, schools for girls, or co-educational schools. But all schools are for everyone to learn and gain knowledge.
In my city, we do have some high school schools that cater exclusively to boys or girls.
There are specific schools that are designed for a particular gender. But generally, schools are meant for all genders.
I attended an all-girls school from my first year to my third year of college. While several schools cater to both boys and girls, there are also single-gender schools for boys and girls here.
There's a school here for elementary up to college, Lourdes College, that enrolls only girls being run by nums and priests but they only have few students so they change their policy. They cater both males and females so they thrive.
