Meanings of coeducation in anglès

Surely she should have made a case for the balance that coeducation offers.

The Negroes, themselves, however, did not object to the coeducation of the races.

She was, in the professor's mind, the final argument against coeducation.

But even should all this be done, coeducation would by means be thus justified.

But admitting all this-certaingeneralizations, on the whole correct, may be made from our experience with coeducation.

Education of Women: To what extent is coeducation desirable in elementary schools, high schools, colleges and universities?

No similar demand should be logically made of the working-girl today when she demands coeducation on industrial lines.

This will be better understood when the coeducation of blind and seeing children becomes more general-Godspeed the day!

But it's coeducation, isn't it?

Many people believe that girls either gain or are more affected by coeducation, especially in the upper grades, than boys.

While girls may be trained with boys, coeducation should cease at the dawn of adolescence, at least for a season.

But inevitably some of the senior trustees fell in love with the first year girls and became convinced that coeducation was a noble cause.

The opinion of English writers generally favors coeducation up to about the beginning of the teens, and from there on views are more divided.

As a matter of social philosophy, this train of thought logically leads to coeducation, impartial suffrage, and free cooperation in all the affairs of life.

There are certain anthropometric (body measurements) indications which warrant a careful and thorough investigation into the subject of coeducation in the upper grammar grades.

Coeducation, too, generally means far more assimilation of girls' to boys' ways and work than conversely.