Thanks to everyone for contributing to an interesting discussion on males and education. Based on the posts that I have read, I am wondering if some people would propose having separate classes for males and separate ones for females. There were some posters who had very specific ideas about what changes would need to be made in order to attract males to attend and stay in adult literacy classes. Are there specific aspects that people think would help attract females to attend and stay in adult literacy classes? If yes, are people proposing separate classes? And if yes, what about people who don't fit stereotypical notions of what males or females want?
Daphne