How do boys and girls behave in a non-coed school compared with a coed school?
There is obviously a difference in the way boys and girls behave in non co-ed schools and coed schools in India . I will be exploring various aspects and situations through this answer In a single gender school the students don't need to adjust and accommodate needs of the other gender. Often they are met with stereotypes in co-ed schools which leads to a lack of confidence or even conditions them into some roles. They often fit into the "role" of being a girl/boy and find themselves trying to fit into the preexisting structure. In a single gendered school students get to explore themselves more and truly discover their abilities without being hindered by social structures. They also find it easier to experiment and step out of comfort zones: Being in the presence of the other sex may lead to hesitation or can be uncomforting for teenagers. This leads to them not outwardly presenting their interests or skills due to fear of judgement. For example a lot of girls don