School uniforms
School uniforms In 1996, the Unites States department of education found that only 3% of public schools required uniforms. AS a result of this president Clinton and the department of education encouraged schools to make school uniforms mandatory (Mitchell, 1996). Although students and even most parents do not agree to apply school uniforms, many of large schools in all the world started to apply school uniforms and make it compulsory until secondary school. Students must wear school uniform for two reasons; focus on their education and make all students equal.
The main reason from school is education not clothes. When all students wear the same clothes this will help to be less concerned about how they look. Thus, they can concentrate on their schoolwork. A lot of people waste a lot of time to choose what they wear and this make them focus on looking not education. "Uniforms show that you are part of an organisation. Wearing it says we are all in this together" (Jason Wing 2006). Students belong to education organisation so their uniform must be the same to create an identity for the school in the community. On other hand some people claim that school uniforms prevent students to express about themselves, in contrast students should express about the organisation of education so their uniform should refer to that. In conclusion, school uniform help students to focus on their education.
The second reason for why students should wear school uniforms is to make all students equal. Not all parents have enough money to buy different clothes for their sons and this can make a lot of problem between students and create the envy and hate, for all this student should be equal through the same uniform. Also, Parents can reduce their financial costs when their children are limited to wearing one simple outfit every day. Without school uniform policies, parents may feel pressure to compete with other families by purchasing fashionable clothes for their children. When
The main reason from school is education not clothes. When all students wear the same clothes this will help to be less concerned about how they look. Thus, they can concentrate on their schoolwork. A lot of people waste a lot of time to choose what they wear and this make them focus on looking not education. "Uniforms show that you are part of an organisation. Wearing it says we are all in this together" (Jason Wing 2006). Students belong to education organisation so their uniform must be the same to create an identity for the school in the community. On other hand some people claim that school uniforms prevent students to express about themselves, in contrast students should express about the organisation of education so their uniform should refer to that. In conclusion, school uniform help students to focus on their education.
The second reason for why students should wear school uniforms is to make all students equal. Not all parents have enough money to buy different clothes for their sons and this can make a lot of problem between students and create the envy and hate, for all this student should be equal through the same uniform. Also, Parents can reduce their financial costs when their children are limited to wearing one simple outfit every day. Without school uniform policies, parents may feel pressure to compete with other families by purchasing fashionable clothes for their children. When