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>no discipline issues
>young women are naturally less chaotic
Yeah, you force young men into a situation that they aren't naturally suited for and there will be friction.
>don't have to enforce any rules because young women patrol themselves
Young men do this too. But they do it in ways that are banned by the schools.
>biggest rule is the dress code
>school doesn't enforce it
Doesn't this kind of disprove her point about not having to enforce the rules against girls? It's not that they don't have to, it's that they choose not to.
>my students excel academically
>the majority of students want to be there
Again, you're putting young men and women into a situation that women are naturally suited for and you're surprised that women do better?
>hall monitors? Don't exist. Go to the bathroom whenever you want
>Didn't show up to class? that's fine
Like the dress code, this isn't saying that the girls are better than the boys, it's saying that they don't enforce the rules (or don't have the rules) for girls.
>community is so supportive
>all the staff and 90% of teachers are women so *naturally* empathy is way more pervasive
>relationships are *way* easier to form with students
She just gets along with women better than men. Just like so many other teachers, which is part of the reason that women do so well in education relative to men.

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