Uniforms

Where do uniforms come from? Uniforms originally came from England in the 16th century. Uniforms in England symbolizes the lower class and the orphans, it’s basically they separated children in groups (Viadero 61). A lot of school enforces dress codes instead of uniforms. There are many opinions about requiring school uniforms or not. Many people believe that school uniform have a negative effect. Uniforms are more expensive than regular clothes (Larkin 29). A student needs at least two sets of uniforms (Riak 71). Some students can’t afford two sets of uniforms since they are hard to find, this is why some people doesn’t want any part of having to have their child wearing uniforms. Uniforms doesn’t make students any smarter, it doesn’t have an effect on their education. It doesn’t motivate them to do better in school just because they are wearing a uniform (Viadero 54). A uniform makes students look more professional (Riak 65). It makes them look so much nicer if they wore uniforms and clean. It also prepares them for their future career. Some jobs require employees to be in uniforms. When wearing uniforms you basically know what to expect, unlike people who didn’t wear uniforms in their past lives. Wearing uniforms definitely prepares you in your future life. Some parents or debaters view school uniforms as a positive improvement in school. A uniform allows students to focus on school rather than worrying about what they’re going to wear to school the next day or what other students are going to think about their clothes that they’re wearing (Amerding 38). Some students gets distracted by what their wearing and what other students are wearing. Wearing uniforms force students to find other ways to express themselves. For example they can express themselves by what they like to do during school; they can join a club that they really like or getting involved in a sport that they really like. There are a lot of things students that can