Girl’s Intelligence in School.

Running Head: Girl’s Intelligence in School
Technology in Education
Essay
System04104
5/1/2019

Girl’s Intelligence in School 1
Why Girls are doing well in Schools than Boys?
Better performance in school study always required self-discipline or an integrated
approach of students. In order to perform well in school, girls are likely more disciplined
compared to boys. Here the self-discipline means paying attention to class study, write down
notes on a regular basis, respecting teachers, and paying attention in the class and to the
teacher as well. Girls are very good in remembering the content. These factors make a
difference between boys and girls in schools and colleges (Gnaulati, 2014). It can be also
said, that boys are relatively less self-regulated and self-disciplined than girls, hence, they do
not perform well as girls do in the class. It has been also seen and observed that girls are not
easily bored with the long task or on tough class-assignments, while the boys easily getting
bored and frustrated with study and assignment pressure. According to many surveys and
researches, it has been found that girls have inborn characteristics of planning ahead and
arranging the things in proper ways. Thus, they can set their academic goals and targets in
advance and put their all efforts to achieve these goals. If we compare girls with boys then we
can found that boys are less conscientious than girls. Apart from this, the one major thing is
more noticeable that boys are performance oriented and they study for only final grades while
girls are consistent performers and they are so organised in their plan and schedules (Smith,
2016).

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References
Gnaulati, E. (2014). Why Girls Tend to Get Better Grades Than Boys Do? [online]. Retrieve
from: https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/09/why-girls-get-better-
grades-than-boys-do/380318/
Smith, K. (2016). Girls may perform better at school than boys – but their experience is
much less happy [online]. Retrieve from: https://theconversation.com/girls-may-
perform-better-at-school-than-boys-but-their-experience-is-much-less-happy-63161