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    Collins-Patel 9PD 2.1.14 Should School Uniform Be Abolished? Most schools across the world have a set uniform that children must wear. The uniform shows that you belong to the school and is an identity to a specific place/school. In some schools uniform has already been abolished whilst in others it still remains compulsory such as a secondary school in Totnes in Devon. The question is should school uniform be abolished in schools? Some may argue that by having a uniform you remove the pressure to

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    persuading people why students should not wear a uniform. Do you ever hear students saying‚”I wish we don’t have to wear uniforms”? Do you ever wonder why? This essay will be about why we shouldn’t have uniforms‚ why we should wear as we like‚ and why uniforms shouldn’t be a part of school. Wearing uniforms has been annoying for students and adults know why in this essay. We shouldn’t have uniforms because students have a right to express themselves. Some students need to wear religious clothes

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    Josephin Student ID: 0320795 What is one of the important thing when you enter elementary‚ primary and secondary school? For pupils‚ beside education and facilities from school‚ they also have the necessity mandatory of using school uniform. It is important as it can give benefit for school financially‚ connection between teachers with students and reduce the rate of bullying from people. In order to make the best decision on whether or not use school uniform. While in the case that

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    Outline I. Introduction A. Uniforms should be required in public schools because it will reduce the rate of bulling‚ it creates less pressure to impress others‚ it reduces people coming to school dressed inappropriately‚ and it saves money for the parent. II. Reasons for supporting uniforms in school A. Reduces bulling B. Less pressure to impress others C. Avoids inappropriate dressing D. Saves money for parents III. Counter arguments against uniforms in schools A. Restriction of creativity

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    Uniforms in schools won’t make things better‚ it does not improve school safety or academic discipline. It violate a student’s right to express themselves and freedom. It’s also a problem for families that don’t have good finances‚ because the uniforms are expensive than regular clothes. It’s also harder for a school to enforce the rule of students having to wear only the school uniforms. Uniform suppresses individualism and treats students’ en masse rather than encouraging teachers to recognize

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    ARGUMENTATİVE ESSAY SCHOOL UNIFORMS should not be abolished. Schools around the world would not be the same should the rules change. The gap between the rich and the poor widens as rich students will definitely put on their branded clothes to show off their wealth while the students from average-income households might feel inferior as they could not get a chance to experience the luxury. In this essay‚ I will demonstrate how the wearing of uniform provides us with a powerful sense of unity and

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    the uniforms in the schools Students all around the world have worn school uniform for many years. Many schools in Japan‚ France‚ USA and Israel‚ oblige students to come to school with a uniform. Wearing school uniform has advantages and disadvantages. Ones of the principal advantages are; that schools can be identified by the public. Everyone is the same; no one can set fashions or be teased for wearing weird or out of fashion clothes. Often makes kids behave better as they are in uniform linked

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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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    After 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

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    Public schools should not have uniforms. To start‚ uniforms will make children get bullied outside of school. When this happens the children will feel like if random kids are bullying them from other schools because of the uniforms they are required to wear they will feel very bad about themselves. In addition to that‚ wearing school uniforms will take away the children’s freedom of expression. (Source one) Although the students might get bullied outside of school‚ some may argue that the students

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