This document discusses the debate around single-sex education versus coeducation for young children ages 5 to 15. It claims that single-sex education is better for younger children because boys and girls learn differently, have different strengths, and need to succeed in all areas before social learning together in a coeducational environment. The thesis statement asserts that young children should be in a single-sex environment to allow them to learn differently based on gender and have a greater chance of succeeding in all areas.