Behind the Headline – Separate but equal: More schools are dividing classes by gender



By Education Next 08/09/2010

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Separate but equal: More schools are dividing classes by gender
08/08/10 | The Washington Post

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 Learning Separately
Winter 2008 | Education Next

The Washington Post Sunday Magazine takes readers inside DC’s Imagine Southeast Public Charter School, which offers separate classrooms for boys and girls.  Peter Meyer explored the case for single-sex schools in an article that appeared in the Winter 2008 issue of Ed Next.




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