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“Girls and boys may value times when they can learn in single-sex groups, but both sexes do need to learn much the same things in sex education,” Professor Reiss told The TES Scotland earlier this year.
“Some schools have single-sex classes for a range of subjects. In other schools, teachers organise groups so that there are occasions when the groups are single-sex and occasions when they are mixed.”
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