以前香港都係讀女校,agree,之後去英國A level讀男女果刻真係有culture shock 😂不過我有朋友讀過英國女校(中學)話英國single sex schools相當open好多同唔同學校有活動都有好多機會接觸異性,唔似香港single sex schools個校風。當然睇下你間學校幾嚴,如果係個D Eton Harrow百年老校就唔係咁講😂
我喺香港讀書 係已經大學畢業嘅觀眾 我同意爸爸嘅講法多D 中小學都喺香港讀男女校 外國我唔清楚 但係自己都識D男/女校出身嘅朋友 會發現對於佢地黎講 同異性溝通真係會有困難 媽媽講嘅每一點其實都有的駁回😂 1)唔係入到boys/girls school 小朋友就會專心D 如果小朋友係唔專心/無心機讀嘅 去邊度都死 仲有 身邊男校女校嘅人要拍拖 梗會搵到方法(as you said, if you need extra tutorial classes because you study in a more academically demanding school, that is already a good place to meet up with opposite sex people) 2) holistically 的而切確讀男女校嘅人溝通能力真係好D 做事圓滑D 活潑D 入到大學/職場就會顯而易見 also 香港有好多間中學都係 co-ed 成績都好好 英國地方咁大 我相信會有更多 當然我亦都知道經濟係一個考量 但係俾起成績 我會value性格 做人態度 社交能力呢D soft skills 多過小朋友最後攞幾多科A* 但係我好欣賞你地有問小朋友嘅意見 真心 最緊要佢鐘意🙈🙆🏻♀️
In general, 會比較同意男方講既,第一佢都曾經係教書,亦都比較成熟…女方成日好似好全統但自己做既野已經好唔全統,咁點解要強行全統去做? 讀書其實都好個人,唔一定好既學校就讀到 就算有錢都可以用係其他地方,唔一定要私校 同埋都可以按小朋友既性格發展,同佢意願,唔一定咩都父母安排 迫得多唔一定會好
The interact between two kids and the parents are so lovely. That’s why I love to watch this channel.
@kakaluvs Жыл бұрын
I'm on Laurence's side. I went to an all-girl high school and I did have difficulty in interacting with boys after graduate. I was timid and full of unnecessary imagination of the opposite sex. It definitely affected my personal development as a teenager.
@katkathk Жыл бұрын
i went to all-girls schools for 13 years but i send my daughter to a co-ed school. i think it’s important for the kids to learn how to interact with the opposite sex, afterall school is a mini-society where they spend most of their week in, and school prepares them to live in the life they will face when they grow up
I think it's a misconception that going to a co-ed school would be easily distracted by the opposite sex. Because growing in a co-ed school, you just get used to study, talk or hang around with the opposite sex and won't find it as a 'distraction'. I personally think that boys and girls are just the same. And what's more is you learn how to start a friendship or relationship with them properly.
@pshk4290 Жыл бұрын
欣賞你哋open呢個topic之餘,引導大家去正確方向思考👍
@cariwunwun Жыл бұрын
As a person who went to an all-girls primary school, then to a co-ed secondary school, I gotta say that I'm really thankful that I went to a co-ed school. During the switch from an all-girls to a co-ed school, I have to admit I did take some time adjusting to the new environment, and I didn't know how to interact with boys. There were rumours, some students have crushes on each other, some had crushes on me, but ultimately, despite all these going on, we still thrived and our school is one of the schools with the most medical degrees in Hong Kong, showing that the presence of the opposite sex won't necessarily impact your academic abilities. And on top of that, I had a full 6 years to learn how to interact with boys. In form 1, I was really nervous and didn't know how to handle/ interact with boys that had crushes on me, or how to maintain a platonic relationship without giving wrong hints and stuff, but now, although I'm not perfect, I can say with confidence that I'm pretty good at that. If I were only given the chance to learn all these in univerisity year 1, I'd probably still be struggling (I'm in year 2 rn), so I'm really thankful that I don't have to because my parents pushed me into a co-ed school. I'm a strong believer that it's always easier and more efficient to learn how to interact with the opposite sex at a young age, and there's always more room for mistakes and improvements since it's always less damaging to a person's reputation when they make a mistake at say, 13 years old than as an adult. Having said these, I do understand your worries about the distractions, but I'm afraid I do not think that keeping him from an environment with girls is the way to go. Enrol him in a co-ed school, let him learn from a young age, allow him to make mistakes - all these experiences are going to shape him into a better person, and he'll have a competitive edge in interpersonal relationships when he goes into university. I'd suggest providing him guidances along the way though - teach him how to correctly identify the proper distance between the opposite sex, how to priortise his studies before relationships, and how to build platonic relationships with girls. Helping him build a correct mindset is always better than banning him from an environment with girls.
The second one can't find you recently. Luckily, the video is pretty good. Thank you for your hard work. Whether it is a co-ed or an all-boys school, I wish your child the best.加油啊影片好好睇多謝你哋令我鍾意多一啲英文❤🎉我覺得仔仔讀咩學校都好一定一定要開心快樂先係最緊要我個人六年級讀男女校嗯... 有啲男仔好聽話但有啲都冇咁聽話但成績都幾好(天生?)🤣個人同男仔女生男老師女老師溝通一直好好尤其是女同學女老師但我個人覺得如果希望仔仔男女溝通都好咁男女校可能好少少個人意見🙏而且我覺得你好哋仔仔幾樂觀同同學相處應該冇問題
@bowie0728 Жыл бұрын
我都同意爸爸嘅說法~
@stunningstar Жыл бұрын
依家呢個世代,Internet咁方便,就算你去same sex school,其實Gladys擔心嘅嘢都會發生,所以都係睇邊間學校適合多啲,同埋邊間嘅資源呀、師資呀、成績呀好啲。仲有好重要嘅一點就係circle of influence,中文有句「近朱則赤 近墨則黑」,呢個好重要,小朋友喺學校時間仲長過喺屋企,返到屋企又可能會lock himself up in his room (TEEEEENNNNAGGGGEEEEE!!!!),同埋佢哋嘅lifetime friends好有可能會喺求學時期build up,所以要觀察下心儀學校嘅小朋友係點嘅,咁大概你都picture到你小朋友入咗去讀會變成點
@dorothykwok1240 Жыл бұрын
對!😊校風更重要
@chrystels.1 Жыл бұрын
I am all for Co-ed and having a rounded personality. Being able to interact with the opposite sex in a normal way is key. Use the money for extra classes or for GSCE upward definitely not for primary school.
@nicolebb8485 Жыл бұрын
I studied in all girl school. If i have kids in the future, i will send them to co-ed school coz its way more fun and you could learn social skills better. Its more like the real world and its more important in the AI society in the future. Academic is important, but it all depends on the child whether he or she knows the importance. Some of my frd dated since secondary school and they work hard togwther to get in good university. In my all girl school, the school rules are crazy with lots of insane restrictions. I really dun have good memory on my secondary school.
@LD88888 Жыл бұрын
Lawrence is such a sensible individual
@dorothykwok1240 Жыл бұрын
Agree
@edan5265 Жыл бұрын
你老公講得岩,男仔我覺得讀男女校好啲,全男真係…唔多健康🤣,反而女仔可能讀男/女、全女冇咁大分別!
@namanamastek8198 Жыл бұрын
and one more point is the ways to develop relationships nowadays is not mainly at schools but social media and dating apps . the boys at all-boy school may tend to more curious to use those tools to date and meet up girls. and parents are very hard to prevent this happens.
@yc2861 Жыл бұрын
Co-ed is better in terms of social skills and academic achievements. My elder daughter went to Cheltenham ladies at grade 11&12 but I didn’t find her happy at that school. My second daughter studied at The Chartered house which they provided co-ed on grade 11, she was much more happier there and she was very confidence and disciplined, no mess around with boys. So it all depends on your children character and preference. As a parent, I like co-ed, more balance mentally. They now both graduated from prestige US universities.
Very interesting videos on your KZbin. You've got a new subscriber🙂In many cases, parents may have certain aspirations or desires for their children based on their own experiences or beliefs. However, recognising and valuing the autonomy and individuality of each child is essential for their personal growth and development. Encouraging open dialogue and asking children about their aspirations, interests, and preferences can foster trust, strengthen the parent-child relationship, and empower children to express themselves freely. This approach aligns with a philosophy that values mutual respect, communication, and understanding within the family dynamic. Every child is unique, and acknowledging their individual wants and needs can significantly contribute to their overall well-being and happiness. Keep sharing your interesting videos with us🙂
@holyallyssa1995 Жыл бұрын
Co-Ed school is better personally thinking - not just the way it helps them communicate with both party but also or them to realised how different is boys and girls & how to deal with it later on in their life. They won’t feel like the opposite sex is like a whole new creature since they have never deal with one before ..
This would be great if some news or platforms can rise the debates in globe
@melaniengan2095 Жыл бұрын
多謝你哋討論呢個話題,剛好都有呢個困擾
@cm7809 Жыл бұрын
Social development skills can also be trained from non school activities such as church gathering/ activities, extracurricular class, tuition class etc. I think the decision should be made based on the child’s character. And btw who says all girl/ boy schools have less distraction? (Same sex attracts too!)
All three of my kids went to co-ed school in US, I have not noticed any distraction at all. My two girls hung out with other girls and my son hung out with other boys. The serious interest in other sex happened when they were in college, after they move away from home. I guess it's because when they were in high school, they didn't have money and a car until their last year. We picked them up from school everyday, there's no opportunity to take girls out for a date when you have no means of transportation and cash. I think Gladys is making an incorrect assumption about distraction. Of course if your sons look like David Beckham, it's a different story because if you are very handsome, they girls will seek you out but overall, I don't think distraction is an issue unless you give your son an Alfa Romeo to drive and $500 a week in spending money. Then, anything can happen.
I'm from all-girls' school, i personally will choose all-girls school. It is really such a precious moment in my life. Just go ahead and experience it for few years. There are many ways to mix with different gender though. Good luck!
@jcchan6674 Жыл бұрын
感覺你同對仔所有時間都相處得好好咁 ❤ 點做到架
@A-HKGIRL Жыл бұрын
As a HK student studying in a girls school now, I would say that single schools have their own way of training students, especially top-schools. In truth, I am studying in a top girl school now, and compare to the experience that I used to study in a co-ed primary school. I think that single school are generally famous top schools and they always emphasise language learning so that the alumni who graduated may have a better development and definitely can exceed the competitors in the the future.
@archerchu4181 Жыл бұрын
I think those all male boarding school is such a UK thing. And since you are new to UK, I do believe you should try it out. But for the children, I don't think that's a good idea.
@lllbleh1074 Жыл бұрын
我以前中學都係讀傳統女校 然後變到完全唔識同男仔相處哈哈哈
@dorothykwok1240 Жыл бұрын
時有聽聞這種情況
@barbielong6990 Жыл бұрын
Is important for kids to know how to communicate with a different gender.
can you please make a video talking about how did you work out Noah and Finley’s chinese surname and english name? did they keep Gladys’ chinese surname? with their english name, is it e.g. Noah (middle name) Lo-Reynolds?
My son currently attends to a boy grammar school, year 9 now. He has no problems interacting with girls as he does sports outside school where both genders play together. I think children do know what type of secondary school they wanna go at year 6 😅
Schools occupied you a significant part of your time but not ALL, kids could still interact with opposite sex during their weekends or during holidays. I was going to both same-sex and co-ed and I see no big differences to my academic results at all. FYI ;) And Good luck to Noah !! Football football football !!
@eddiesum82 Жыл бұрын
2023年啦。。。。其實全男/全女校一樣可以有男/女朋友。。。 🤣
@manutdhkalliance1345 Жыл бұрын
媽媽愈講愈向爸爸果邊 似乎好愛爸爸就斜向佢身邊
@queeniclunglung3172 Жыл бұрын
個人覺得大仔性格適合讀男女校。人際交往更全面d 😊 0:01
@galaxyofcorgi Жыл бұрын
Co-Ed for sure. The society is mixed with male and female (biologically speaking). We need to learn how to communicate and coexist with others including different gender regardless of age group.
@nataliechan6714 Жыл бұрын
My parents listen to what I want and like.
@L-Wong Жыл бұрын
As a traditionally educated Brit, initially at an all girls public school (waste of time and money) and later at a mixed sixth form (also public school), I would say that a co-ed environment is better for both sexes' emotional and maturity development. An all boys school might be more conducive for achieving early academic excellence; however, it will be at the expense of developing a more rounded individual, what with teenage hormones and rebellion raging. Academic excellence alone does not a rounded and successful individual make! Rather, it could lead to issues later on in life.
@lucylss Жыл бұрын
我生活嘅地方冇全男與全女校,至少我讀書時冇,不過~~我會鍾意男女校多啲囉
@nataliechan6714 Жыл бұрын
I educated in Canada. I try private school for one year and I tell my parents that I don’t like it. As you as your son tell you what he wants and likes.
Moved from Hong Kong to Australia Sydney. There is a private school culture in society, people compare each other like which school they go to. Many scandals of elite private boy school students from their behaviour because they live in the privileged bubble. Also, many boy's schools here tend to go co-ed in the future.
@slwyee54 Жыл бұрын
Coed education is the normal way to go.
@manmanwong4495 Жыл бұрын
想講下personal development.有聽過如讀男校或女校,課外活動既選擇會更多,因為學校只需要focus係一個性別上,例如男校可以有十種球類活動,但男女校未必可以做到,因學校要顧及男同女,所以變左資源平均分配在男同女。所以其實same sex school都有佢既好處 男校定男女校我neutral,但覺得男女校社交會正常d,因為社會就係有男和女,我其實唔太明點解要有純男校或女校😂
@火水-v1x Жыл бұрын
我啱啱係香港全女中學畢業,我想講女中好正,嗰種樂趣真係一世都遇唔到,好唔想畢業😢
@ganbalanduk Жыл бұрын
我明個種姐妹情,但會唔會多八婆仔搞小圈子同講是非?
@vuifattyee6501 Жыл бұрын
赞同爸爸的讲法多一点😂
@janicediary Жыл бұрын
Summarising all comments, daddy wins for sure
@pakheichan7830 Жыл бұрын
問題係你點肯定性取向係異性⋯
@backspacek Жыл бұрын
why do you think having a girl/boyfriend in teenage is such as bad thing? I would definitely support my kid to do that because it is the best way to learn about social skills, pressure handling, how to prioritise things. WHICH you can't learn from books!