Daphne, even if students opted for a single gender class, would the typical
school budget be able to handle it?

On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 6:11 PM, Daphne Greenberg <alcdgg at langate.gsu.edu>
wrote:


> 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

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