I say this because the parents would be the ones keeping up with it. People in charge would not have to worry about checking each and every student of what he or she is wearing and whether it is acceptable at school or not. Their study found that there was a decrease in gang activity on campus, discipline and an increase in student safety. Public schools already have dress codes which ban provocative, revealing, gang-affiliated, and hateful clothing, which addresses Rep. It certainly is not just. Teens should be able to develop self-expression and their personal identity.
It also stopes students from going outside the dress code, and to actually find clothing they can wear to school. The only people left who are agreeable to uniforms are children when they are young. Second, they make gang identification to be harder, making issues of gang related violence go down. Many students take after-school jobs to maintain their own style. I'm not saying bullying will stop if we have school uniforms, but it will help. The Long Beach Unified School District in California voted to mandate uniform wear in order to reduce gang identification.
Children from lower economic brackets may no longer feel inferior and may be more eager to attend school when they feel more equal to everyone else. True, schools are where the world's future doctors, lawyers, bankers, and accountants are taught, but it is also where the world's future musicians, artists, inventors, and actors are taught. Some people might say school uniform are cheaper than casual clothes but I don't think so, sometimes school uniforms might cost a lot, but they last a few years. If you wear bright colors, you show excitement. Many schools have already adopted a policy requiring school uniforms, and many more schools are thinking about it.
There is bullying at school, online, at the mall, and etc. Many people in schools are still bullied for their hair, body, facial features, etc. Across the United States there is an increasing amount of support in favor of School Uniforms. We propose that dress codes offer us, instead, different avenues for our expressive freedom. Categories Tags , Post navigation.
Many schools agreed with the idea and have already required school uniforms, while others are still considering it. If you wear bright colors, you show excitement. It can be quite expensive to dress our children. Vietnam Uniforms in Vietnam are rather simple: white shirts with the logo of the school and black or navy blue trousers for both boys and girls. However the reality is that the uniform has not use but a source of profit.
Also kids get sweaty and hot in the school uniforms. It determines the tone for a proper work attitude in the classroom, reducing behavior problems and improving their performances. Uniforms do not suppress individuality, they enhance it Uniforms add measures of safety in identical dress. With different rules in place we can reclaim our individuality. Though public school uniform use is not widespread it is continuously growing. Obviously, the idea that uniform is necessary comes from the contrived idea that students who dress together can also move forward education-wise at the same level. But there are others that don 't think school you uniforms is required in public schools.
It becomes a question of values, and what parents want their children to learn, not just in an academic sense but in a moral way. Also, you can always express yourself out of school, I don't know why people act like school is the only time they go out. And the good part about those uniforms is that the tax payers don't pay for it, the students and their parents do. However, serious discipline and academic issues are unlikely to be solved by nostalgically resurrecting the blazer or draconian decrees issued from the headmaster's study regarding skirt length. This is because our current system has failed to create a model of educational institutes where the real focus is on studies. If kids are forced to wear uniforms they don't get to express themselves. Aren't we always taught to embrace individuality? Yes, I've seen studies that show that students that wear uniforms get better grades.
Uniforms decrease the influence of gangs and are known to make things difficult for weapons being brought in hidden inside of clothes. How do we that when we are forced to all look the same? Perhaps more importantly, the façade of homogeneity in no way reflects the real world that students will enter immediately upon graduation from high school. Chosen by each school, school uniforms provide students with a school identity, strengthen school and individual spirit and pride -- not unlike the way an athletic team uniform builds team identity, morale and self-esteem. If every school had to have uniforms companies could make skirts and different styles of clothing. I don't not know any schools that make kids wear uniforms and if I did, no way I would go there! Teachers are too busy giving detentions to people who don't have their shirts tucked in or have their hair too long or whatever stupid rule they decided to add to the dress code when there are people cutting cland stuff! Students always wear white tops, but the bottom is red for primary schools, navy blue for lower secondary, and blue-gray for upper secondary school.