Boarding Schools for Girls

"When no boys are in the classroom girls take part more. They answer more questions, and they argue more. I guess you would say they debate more, but I remember the same situation happening when boys were in the class and a couple of them yelled out "Cat Fight!" The girls got angry, and they stopped debating."

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• New research finds causes of aggressive behavior

  Adolescents who act out in aggression may benefit from attending boarding schools, which aim to teach problem teens how to cope with their emotions. more...

• Study: Violent Super Bowl ads encourage youth aggression

  Television commercials aired during the Super Bowl can cost companies up to $6 million per minute, according to CBS Sports. Now, researchers at Iowa State University have said that youth who view these commercial may also be paying a price. more...

• One in five teens abuses their partner, research finds

  A study has found that nearly 20 percent of adolescents abuse their boyfriend or girlfriend. more...

• Reality TV star provides example of teen dating violence

  Amber Portwood may be a good candidate for boarding school. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that teen dating violence, a widespread problem, has lately been exemplified by the teenage mothers bullying behavior on MTVs reality show, Teen Mom. more...

• Bullying news may have parents overprotecting children, psychologists say

  Due to the high volume of bullying-awareness news stories, parents may be overcompensating for their kids and potentially leaving them without anti-bullying strategies of their own, the Daily Beast reports. more...

What are the different types of girls boarding schools? Learn about specialized boarding schools for girls, such as boarding schools that specialize in learning disabilities, Asperger's syndrome, oppositional defiance, and substance abuse issues

What do the studies show about girls-only boarding schools? Statistics and other studies on how girls' only schools impact girls' learning, education, and academic performance >>

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