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School uniforms are required in some states and schools report that uniforms improve student behavior. Reasons for uniforms include taking school more seriously and having better behavior. However, some argue uniforms prevent individual expression. The document discusses school uniforms and asks students to write a letter to their principal arguing whether they support or oppose a school uniform policy and provide at least three reasons for their stance.
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School Uniforms Discussion for students
- 1. School Uniforms What do you think? Created by: Sara Crawford
- 2. Many schools are required to wear uniforms.
- 3. These are states within the United States that require uniforms or enforce dress codes.
- 4. Schools report that when students dress in uniforms they take school more seriously and have better behavior.
- 5. What are some other reasons for students to wear uniforms at school?
- 6. People who are against school uniforms say that uniforms do not allow students to be individuals.
- 7. What are some other reasons for students not to wear uniforms at school?
- 8. Discussion: Your principal has seen that schools across America are changing their dress code by adding a school uniform. He/she would like to do the same thing here at your school. Do you think having uniforms at our school is a good idea? Why or why not?
- 9. Assignment: Write a letter to your principal explaining whether you are for or against school uniforms. Be sure to include your thoughts and feelings on your reasoning. You must have at least three reasons supporting your stance on the topic.
Editor's Notes
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