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    Je suis élève de Marshalls Park School - I am a pupil at Marshalls Park School Je dois porter un uniforme scolaire - I have to wear school uniform L ’uniforme est obligatoire dans notre école - uniform is compulsory in our school Les filles doivent mettre une jupe grise‚ une veste noire‚ une cravate bleue rayée de rouge‚ une chemise blanche et des chaussures noires - the girls have to wear a grey skirt‚ a black blazer a blue and red striped tie‚ a white shirt and black shoes Les garçons doivent mettre

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    Is school symbolized by uniforms? Most adults would see schools with uniforms the epitome of schools;but are they necessary or needed. Should schools have uniforms at all? This are questions that when answered are interests of both parents as well as students. As far as school goes uniforms make kids mentally think that they are going to school‚creating better behaved students‚ reducing the possible disciplinary problems in the learning environment; making uniforms a great source to prevent fights

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    A school uniform consists of a limited range of clothing‚ including footwear and headwear. It identifies students as belonging to a particular school. Schools usually expect students to wear the uniform during school hours‚ while traveling to and from school‚ and when engaged in school activities out of school hours. One of the chief benefits of school uniforms‚ say proponents‚ is that they make schools safer. Uniforms are said to reduce gang influence‚ minimize violence by reducing some sources

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    Having a school uniform isn’t ideal to every student‚ having to wear the same clothes over and over again everyday. “A female student at Buchanan High School said students are fighting back-not only because they feel they’re not free to express themselves‚ but also because they believe that clothing rules shouldn’t be different between genders” (Gabrielle Sorta). Not only do students not have the right to express themselves through clothing items‚ but based on gender they’re extremely restricted

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    School uniform a necessity for children Plan:- Introduction: other’s view on the subject. First paragraph: why are school uniforms necessary? Second paragraph: extend on the importance of uniforms. Third paragraph: advantages of using uniforms Conclusion: my view on the subject. 95% of students find uniforms obsolete; some just hate the uniform’s unexciting colours‚ saying school uniforms aren’t necessary. Nonetheless‚ they are wrong. Teachers‚ as human‚ classify people by their looks

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    Uniforms or Dress Codes and how they effect a learning environment Liam McDonald Bethel University Back in the early to mid 90’s a hit television sit-com‚ The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air featured Will Smith as the main character. His mother forced him to move from the projects in Philadelphia to live with his very successful aunt and uncle in the “high toned” suburb of Los Angeles‚ Bel-Air. Although he was in general a “good kid” in the show‚ he was definitely a bit

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    Many children that are required to go public schools that require school uniforms could very easily be going through the same thing. They may come from a low-income family that does not have the money to buy school uniforms for them and their siblings. Lemouse of HealthGuidance said that children may need to shop at thrift stores for uniform clothing. It is not hard to shop at a thrift shop to buy regular clothing‚ but it is very difficult to find uniform clothing at a thrift store. But shopping from

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    The Effects of Wearing Uniforms in Public Schools Uniforms in public schools are becoming accepted throughout the world. The public school systems would benefit significantly if this policy were to be accepted. Wearing uniforms in public schools result in positive effects. A dress code enforces discipline toward learning by changing a person’s attitude toward success. Students generally act the way they are dressed. With fewer fashion distractions‚ school will be seen as a priority

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    I oppose the motion that ‘School Uniform Should Be Abolished’. Students are in schools for educational purposes and not to show off their outfits. Also school uniform protects the rights of the students‚ showing that everyone is equal. It also hence prevents students for committing crimes. This factor leads me to propose that school uniform should not be abolished. By wearing their own prefer dress code‚ most students are able to be confidence in themselves because they would feel great in what

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    Many schools have opted out of allowing children and adolescents to free willingly choose what to wear to school‚ and instead have strictly enforced a school uniform policy with hopes of diverting student focus to mainly their schooling. Those who believe it has a positive effect claim that with all students looking equal they have nothing‚ and no one‚ to compete with or feel inferior to. Children‚ and adolescents especially‚ will always want to feel like their own individual. Taking away their right

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