Mixed schooling refers to an educational system where students of different genders, typically boys and girls, learn together in the same classroom. This approach aims to promote equality and social interaction among students, allowing them to develop mutual respect and understanding. In many countries, mixed schooling is the standard model, as it reflects real-world environments where individuals of different genders collaborate. Supporters argue that it helps break down stereotypes and prepares students for diverse workplaces, while critics may raise concerns about distractions or social dynamics in a coeducational setting.