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Definition

"The practice of separating boys and girls for formal instruction."

(Encyclopedia of Educational Reform and Dissent LB2805.E528 2010)

 

Keywords

Charter School(s)

De Facto Segregation

Parochial School(s)

Private School(s)

Single Gender Classroom(s)

Same Sex Education

Same Sex Schools

Single-Sex Public Education

 

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    Reference Books

    Cover Art
    Education and sociology :an encyclopedia - David L. Levinson, Peter W. Cookson, Jr., Alan R. Sadovnik
    Call Number: REF LC189.95 .E38 2002

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    Encyclopedia of educational reform and dissent - Thomas C. Hunt
    Call Number: REF LB2805 .E528 2010 2vol.

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    International encyclopedia of the sociology of education - Lawrence J. Saha
    Call Number: REF LC191 .I49 1997

     
     

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