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COEDUCATION buc EL p COEDUCATION COEDUCATION COEFFICIENT - COELACANTH COELE -. 178 COEDUCATION , kō - ej - a - ka'shon , is the practice of having both sexes attend the same school or college . Historically , it is a relatively recent de ...
COEDUCATION buc EL p COEDUCATION COEDUCATION COEFFICIENT - COELACANTH COELE -. 178 COEDUCATION , kō - ej - a - ka'shon , is the practice of having both sexes attend the same school or college . Historically , it is a relatively recent de ...
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... coeducation was re- garded by many leaders as a dead issue . Newer institutions , such as Stanford and Chicago , were coeducational from the start . Coeducation established the right of every woman to share in the benefits of education ...
... coeducation was re- garded by many leaders as a dead issue . Newer institutions , such as Stanford and Chicago , were coeducational from the start . Coeducation established the right of every woman to share in the benefits of education ...
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... coeducation at the high school level was still the exception until the development of the " secondary modern school " in the 1950's . This is a state - aided institution similar to the American comprehensive high school . It is ...
... coeducation at the high school level was still the exception until the development of the " secondary modern school " in the 1950's . This is a state - aided institution similar to the American comprehensive high school . It is ...
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