Why do girls do better in school?

[Daos]

I don't know about elsewhere, but my colleagues get better grades than me because they memorise everything (and judging by the way we are tested, that's just what the professors expect), rather than trying to understand it, and they don't shy away from cheating... But I know who is the smartest in the group because, whenever they don't understand something, they come to me for answers, despite me having average grades.

Also, I have no motivation to get bigger grades. I really don't see why I should tire my brain with things I don't like, nor care, for some worthless scribblings on a piece of paper. It is in college that I have learned how apathy feels.

[SaxonCeorl]

This is a good thing; more selection for the smart guys in higher education

[Óttar]

If I knew I could get laid and get companionship whenever I wanted I'd get ace grades too. I will concur with Aelred though in that if I wasn't a distracted horndog at all times, I would've graduated magna cum laude.

It pisses me off that all-male universities don't even exist anymore.

[antonio]

I sometimes have found women clever than me. What I have not found yet is one performing better with equal or less application (rather scarce). To be fair, no man neither.

[Aces High]

Where i work and in all the related fields,all the top management and head honchos are males.100%

So where did the women go wrong...?

[Albion]

Because boys develop latter and for longer, girls get the head start when they're in school.

[Bridie]

Where i work and in all the related fields,all the top management and head honchos are males.100%

So where did the women go wrong...?

Men and women tend to have different interests, motivations and ambitions.

[Crossbow]

The female qualities are highlighted these days, education is transformed into something in which these qualities can develop without disturbances so that they can play a leading role in society. Masculine behaviour (more aggressive and competitive) is condemned, and boys are being marginalized and where possible feminized. They should be comprehensive and have empathy and EQ, and be subordinate to women. The majority of teachers (at least here) is female, so on top of all this, boys lack a male role model, serving as an example, and a person to identify with.

[Rosenrot]

Unfortunaley, it's not my case... I repeat 3 years and study on 10 diferent schools. I was very good student on History, Geography, on writing things... But in Math, Physical, everything with numbers... I was just not able to learn. To be honest I did not even try! I thought it was so boring that my hand started rowse a pencil to draw, and I hung up the world... Or pick up a book to read. But my teachers and my parents, basically knew that I was not completly lost, and I would find a career in arts.

[antonio]

The female qualities are highlighted these days, education is transformed into something in which these qualities can develop without disturbances so that they can play a leading role in society. Masculine behaviour (more aggressive and competitive) is condemned, and boys are being marginalized and where possible feminized. They should be comprehensive and have empathy and EQ, and be subordinate to women. The majority of teachers (at least here) is female, so on top of all this, boys lack a male role model, serving as an example, and a person to identify with.

Indeed feminization of teaching is a fact that quota policies on Feminazi states like Spain seem not care much about it. Even if it's a fact that many girls want to be teachers as so little boys want it, on the areas of female underepresentation there're absurd and unfair quotas to fight it. The point is not to be on these fronts, although, just a decade ago or by last Socialist government experience, how to know in advance that Spanish new socialism were nothing more than a bunch of radicals?