2. TABLE OF CONTENTS: What is co-education? Is it necessary? History Impact on youth Pros Cons Conclusion

3. What Is Co-education: It is the integrated education of males and females in the same institution. Co-ed (or coed) is shortened as an adjective form of "coeducation", and the word co-ed is sometimes also used, in the United States, as a noun to refer to a female student at a coeducational college or university. This usage reflects the historical process by which it was often female pupils who were admitted to schools originally reserved for boys, and thus it was them who were identified with its becoming "coeducational".

4. Is it NECESSARY? Co-education builds confidence in a person and makes him/her a complete person to live in a real world. In other words, studying in the same-sex education system makes a person lack in self confidence. A spirit of co-operation and competition thrives in the co-educational system.

5. http://www.cityofchicagostreetsidestudio.co m/2009/04/is-co-education-essential.html There is a strong criticism against the co education system particularly from conservatives and orthodox people.There is a strong criticism against the co education system particularly from conservatives and orthodox people. They argue that it would corrupt the minds of young boys and girls. They say that they would be less serious about their studies and waste their time and energy in diversions. They argue that it would corrupt the minds of young boys and girls. They say that they would be less serious about their studies and waste their time and energy in diversions.

6. They argue that the boys and girls should be taught in separate schools because co-education is against our cultural traditions and social norms. But the advantage far outweigh the disadvantages.They argue that the boys and girls should be taught in separate schools because co-education is against our cultural traditions and social norms. But the advantage far outweigh the disadvantages. Moreover, the criticism does not hold much water. The fear that co-education would spoil our youth seems unfounded.Moreover, the criticism does not hold much water. The fear that co-education would spoil our youth seems unfounded.

7. HISTORY Coeducation, instruction of both sexes in the same institution. The economic benefits gained from joint classes and the need to secure equality for women in industrial, professional, and political activities have influenced the spread of coeducation. There were scattered examples of coeducation in the late 17th cent. in Scotland and in the American Colonies, but there was no general trend until the great expansion of public education between 1830 and 1845 in the developing W United States. The distance between schools in that region and the small number of pupils caused elementary schools to admit girls. The movement spread naturally to the secondary schools during the reorganization of public education after the Civil War. Oberlin College gave degrees to both men and women as early as 1837, but it was the development of state universities during the post–Civil War era that standardized collegiate coeducation. Since 1960 nearly every formerly single-sex college has become coeducational; only about one hundred, mostly historic women's schools and men's seminaries, remain. The coeducational movement encountered stronger resistance outside the United States. In Europe, the Scandinavian countries were the earliest supporters, but many other nations limited coeducation to institutions of higher learning. Although coeducation has expanded since World War II, there are many nations where it still meets opposition on religious and cultural grounds. http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0812773.html

8. Impact on youth

9. PROS: Builds confidence of speech and presentation Builds competition levels A teaching of how outside world can be to you Gain experience in how to communicate better Experience how opportunities are available in the real practical world

10. CONS: If we look from a Western sociological perspective, co- education has been declared as extremely disadvantageous to the female students Many feminist movements have started an active campaign to get non co-ed schools established in large numbers The tremendous loss caused by co-education is moral degeneration

11. Why students adopt other ways? The wrong ideas set by the media and the awful bombardment of immoral images and characters. This reality coupled with the fact that they are mostly devoid of the supervision of any true and sincere mentor at school in that their teachers themselves do not present their students with a role model of morality, cause the innocent students to fall prey. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the government to make necessary arrangements in order to realize this end. Government should very carefully choose the faculty of their institutes. All the teachers must be an embodiment of the values of decency and goodness. If these measures are taken the possibility of going astray will greatly decrease.

12. Questionnaire? What do you think education should have to be co?

13. What sort of impact does co-education has on youth?

14. Is co-education provides you an experience towards a co-operate world?

15. Can co-education boost individual’s moral?