Plss help!, list 5 reasons why a single sex school should become a co-ed?​

This is coming from a Co-Ed school and having experiences with single-sex schools; Co-Ed schools offer less 'toxicity' in the schooling environment.

Explanation:

Co-Ed schools challenges sexism, as you will find more commonly, in single-sex schools, uniforms do not differ, and do not challenge ideologies of femininity and masculinity, for example, females wearing pants or ties.

In my Co-Ed school, during the Winter, you must wear a tie, and in other schools single sex schools, they usually wear a two piece or dress.

Since you wanted 4 others, I will just list them:

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