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School Uniforms Help
625 wordsSchool is in the 'business' of learning. School is the place where the next lawyers, bankers, CPA's and Doctors are given the fundamentals of working in this economy. One of the basics of our culture in the working world is conservative dressing, dress code, or even uniforms. What is wrong with sending our kids the message that they are in 'the business of learning' by enforcing dress codes? School is also the place where the next actors, writers, artists, politicians, inventors, designers and m...
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School Dress Codes A Plus Do Schools
1,000 wordsSchool Dress Codes a Plus Do schools really need a dress code Just ask parents of kids who have to wear them and they will probably say yes. With the dress code policy parents would be able o save money on clothes for their children (Dress 1). This would be a big help for children with poor families who cant afford the proper clothes for them to wear. In addition, with uniforms these kids wont are looked at any different than everyone else because they will have the same dress attire. While I wa...
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Everyday To A Non Uniformed School
976 wordsI believe all people have the right to express themselves. However, with rights come responsibility, a concept most people ignore. Having a 'right' is to be free to express one's self. Consequentially, having a 'responsibility' is doing it constructively, in such a way as to not violate policies, laws, and others' rights. There is a definite difference between a dress code and a school uniform. I support enforcing a school dress code, but is implementing a school uniform necessary? No matter how...
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School Uniforms
399 wordsMost teenagers, when asked about wearing uniforms say they hate the idea. I am a teenager myself and before researching this topic I thought I would never wear them. I have found in my research numerous reasons uniforms should be implemented. First, they protect us. You may be asking how an article of clothing can protect you. It is much more difficult to conceal a weapon in a uniform that it is to conceal it in a traditional baggy pair of jeans. Second, uniforms eliminate competition. Students ...
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School Uniforms In Public Schools
693 wordsOutline Thesis: School uniforms should be required in public schools because their use would lead to higher education, less violence, and lower cost to parents. I. Education A. Discipline toward learning 1. Less distractions 2. Less stress. Better Grades 1. Attendance 2. Focus II. Violence. Less hostility 1. Less peer pressure 2. Everybody's equal. Weapons 1. Harder to conceal 2. Less will try to conceal. CostA. More affordable 1. Fewer clothes to buy 2. Competition with peers. Help for low-inco...
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Uniforms And Prevention Of School Violence
932 wordsSpeech Pattern: Topical Do you remember what your wardrobe was like during high school? Maybe you wore the latest in brand name clothing, anything that wasn't associated with gang signs, or whatever hand me downs you could get. The reality is physical violence is common between children because of the name brand on a jacket or a pair of jeans. Children are being ridiculed because their families simply can't afford to provide them with the latest in fashion. In our larger cities where gang involv...
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Acceptance Of A School Uniform Dress Code
616 wordsStudents and School Uniforms The implication of school uniforms on the public school system would make a dramatic positive change for the students now and in the future. Currently the public school system allows casual dress code attire throughout the United States. Differing from private school institutions, where uniforms are mandatory. School uniforms are beneficial to the students and to the parents of these students. Secondly, uniforms provide structure and unity within the schools. Lastly,...
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Schools Without Uniforms
800 wordsIn the past few decades school has shifted its focus from education to fashion. Students are judged upon their shoes or jeans rather than their knowledge. Uniforms in the public education system is a great idea, not only is it cost effective, but also it gives the students a chance to concentrate on their studies and not have to worry about what to wear tomorrow. Plus the crime or violence rate drops in schools that have a uniform policy, and those that do not belong on campus are spotted quicke...
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Plain Clothes Next To Their School Uniform
3,012 wordsIt's official -- the largest school district in the U.S. has adopted school uniforms. Over a half-million elementary-school students in New York City will have to adhere to a dress code by the Fall of 1999. The president of the school board said the policy is 'important to diminish peer pressure and promote school pride,' but that it's not 'an act of magic to transform schools overnight... It isn't going to replace good teaching, good principals, small classrooms. ' It's a fashion trend that's s...
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School Uniforms
1,322 wordsAfter several not-so-great experiences I have had in the school district, I think I have come up with a long-term solution to increasing amounts of disrespect and subordination both among the students and the faculty. I grew up in a parochial school in New York City. In St. Andrews we had to wear school uniforms. The memories of my childhood aren't filled with unforgivable actions towards me, and people picking on each other about what clothes they are wearing. The most trouble I ever remember g...
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Students As Equal For The Teachers
790 wordsLanguage ArtsEssayPromt: "should students be required to wear uniforms to school?" Do you always ask yourself why do students wear those horrible uniforms? Well, 99% of the students do, some find that unnecessary, some find them obsolete, and others just hate those unexciting colors. Nonetheless, they are wrong when they think that uniforms are not necessary, since they are. Because the teachers need to see students as equal, plus, clothes always distract other people, and as proved on a survey,...
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Strict Dress Codes And School Uniforms
984 wordsIn a 1969 Supreme Court case, Tinker vs. Des Moines, a controversy was started over students wearing black armbands to protest American involvement in the Vietnam War. From this case, and many others like it multiple school boards believe that with uniforms or stricter dress codes, the students will have better learning environments. Many schools now implement strict dress code standards, or school uniforms, because of the cases. Moreover, the students believe they already are not being allowed ...
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School Uniform Policies
1,392 words... port for uniform programs, not everyone has welcomed them. Some are skeptical of the claims that uniforms actually cause the improvements cited by proponents. David L. Brunsma and Kerry A. Rockquemore (1998) call attention to several other LBS UD programs that were implemented simultaneously with the uniform policy, including a reassessment of content standards, a million dollar grant to develop alternative pedagogical strategies, and the Focused Reporting Project. Compared to those efforts,...
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Uniform Policy On School Children
3,661 wordsLeslie 04 May 1998 Parents Manual: Section School Clothes I strongly believe that children should come with an instruction manual in different languages, after all, even the most complicated computer system or VCR has a manual in three to four languages, or more. Granted, sometimes we can't understand the instructions, but we have them and sometimes even a toll-free help line. Now some people would say their own parent would be the help-line but not always does that work out. Our own parents adv...
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Wearing Of School Uniforms
1,680 wordsUniforms in the School Environment: Can Clothing Really Effect Your Education? Going to public schools all my life, I heard the gossip of 'fashion' and 'whose wearing what,' pretty much everyday; at least in the four years of high school where it seemed that looks mattered the most. As people grow up, the way they present themselves becomes more and more important. Leaving a good mark in high school means a lot to some people, and some are ready to do whatever it takes to make that mark, whether...
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Student Uniforms Students
479 wordsStudent Uniforms Students are always complaining about the dress codes at their school, and totally rejecting the idea of school uniforms, but I feel there are many benefits to this proposal. These days everyone is so concerned about being attractive and popular that they forget the real reason for going to school. The increase in academic performance and school spirit, along with the decrease in violence, is more important than looking cool for your friends. South Carolina school systems have t...
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Security Of Our Nations Schools
714 wordsSchool Security School security is a huge issue among every school in the nation. With the not so recent tragedies at Pearl River High in Pear, Mississippi, and Columbine High in Denver, Colorado people have questioned the security of our nations schools. Many states have taking vital steps toward making their schools safer, but is this enough. Many people say yes, but there are some who say no, and some say they have done to much and overstepped their boundaries. Most schools have enforced stri...
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Use Of School Uniforms
924 wordsThe use of uniforms will strip identity, stifle creativity, and unnecessarily burden the families that cannot afford them. Another problem that will surface due to the carrying out of school uniforms is the suppression of the individual's creativity and expression. Many students' express who they are through the way they dress. One major conflict that arises is the issue on that clothing is a form of symbolism. Some say it could be a form of speech which is a fact through media and others. Yes, ...
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Devlin's Last Solution
783 wordsDudley Erk sine Devlin's essay "Teaching Tolerance in America" discusses the problems with racial and social divisions in high schools today. Devlin states, "the social clique is based on the notion that one group imagines that it is superior to another, and thus can ridicule, taunt, or even bully another group" (189). He suggests class divisions originate from three sources: racial, gender, and social differences. Regarding the racial issue, Devlin describes a reporter's visit to a typical subu...