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    ’08 EDU REG 23 April 2010 School Uniforms in Indonesia: A Need and a Must In Indonesia‚ uniforms are not just clothes. In terms of display‚ this clothing is a most visible marker of status‚ identity and ethnicity (Arthur). When Indonesians wear uniforms‚ it means that they are responsible and serious to the job they do. Officers in almost all official instances in Indonesia wear certain uniform related to the organization. Uniforms dictate its wearers what is and what is not appropriate

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    Navy Rotc Pros And Cons

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    globe. Surprisingly‚ they also share the Naval ROTC program with the United States Navy. Why is it that the US Navy lacks the same picture and title as the USMC? The United States Navy is putting out a great number of officers per year. Without an officer candidate school (OCS) or basic school to screen navy officers the military branch is exposing itself to diminishing physical standards‚ lack of strive

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    There is importance in in being at the right place at the right time with the right attitude‚ and also in the right uniform. It represents the army and what we stand for. In the united States Army paying attention to detail and following your chain of command is important part in the mission. Failure to do so can effect the mission drastically. it can hinder even small parts‚ in which case can turn into something more important. In this essay‚ I will‚ hopefully‚ be able to explain the importance

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    UNIFORM

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    HER name will beforever preceded by the title ’Superwoman’. Nicola Horlick was the nineties." whizz-kid who combined being a star in the city with the role of mum to a family of five. But when it comes to success‚ earning millions as a banker compares little with her job at home: "Family will always come first. "I see the whole career thing as a bit of fun. Family is the most important thing to me." The former Birkenhead High school pupil is still a driven businesswoman. A fund manager

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    Unit 6 project part 2 Annotated bibliography Boutelle‚ M. (2008). UNIFORMS: Are They a Good Fit?. Education Digest‚ 73(6)‚ 34. “The article discusses the pros and cons of schools adopting mandatory school uniforms for students. The article emphasizes the positive aspect of schools adopting a dress code that requires student uniforms‚ including an increased focus on academics rather than clothing fashions. The author also addresses exceptions to such rules‚ including students who opt out of the

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    schools and similar institutions) were often subject to regulations that prescribed‚ for example‚ modest and not too stylish attire. In many cases these regulations were part of wider laws concerning the clothing of all citizens of certain social classes. A blue coat became a widespread‚ obligatory status symbol of students of secondary schools; it fell out of use during the latter half of the 18th century. In newer times‚ school uniforms in any real sense did not exist outside of convent schools

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    Why School Uniforms? School uniforms are widely used in public schools. Despite disagreements among parents‚ students‚ and the school districts‚ school officials cite many reasons for students to wear school uniforms. Those reasons usually include the following: the uniforms are cheaper for parents‚ students wearing the same clothes decreases school fights‚ and students can receive a better education in the secure environment uniforms creates. Some students and parents disagree because wearing

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    The issue of school uniforms dates all the way back to the 1980s when public schools were getting looked down upon for not having uniforms. Many argue against them saying they take away from children’s individuality and ultimately don’t save parents money. With all the facts at hand I am prepared to stand up and speak my opinion about the benefits school uniforms and dress codes have. (Wilde‚ Kakoulas and Modenbach) As the end of the summer approaches parents often start to stress out knowing that

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    School Uniforms: Too Much or What We Need? University of Phoenix Many students today fear that the heart of a controversial issue involving school uniforms will become an issue in their school. Some educators feel as though school uniforms are actually the answer to keeping our schools safe‚ making our students happy‚ and making our schools a better learning center. Most students and some parents feel as though school uniforms will take away a student’s individuality‚ fear that they are

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    Ms Nelson             English 1301-01             4 January 2011 School Uniforms More than half of elementary‚ middle‚ and high schools in America wear uniforms. Whether school uniforms should be worn by children is an undecided factor in society today. Carroll Jumana and Stephen Daniels have unique opinions expressed throughout‚ determining the positive and negative aspects of wearing school uniforms. Does a uniform make a different in children education? This essay will address social values

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