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Did Victorian children boys and girls get taught together?

No, Because if they were boys would of distracted the girls or maybe opposite.


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Did Victorian boys and girls learn the same subjects?

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because most of the boys are passionable with their body power. But girls are passionable with their kind's of taught which make them more comfort.


Should girls go to girl school?

No, girls should go to a mixed school (boys and girls) because it will be easier for girls to talk to boys when they are older.


Why should boys and girls have their own separate school?

Boys and girls should be in separate classes because the boys fall behind quicker, and interact better with guys. Girls interact better with girls.


Why did girls and boys do different thing at school in Victorian times?

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Were Egyptian girls taught to write hieroglyphics?

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