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Topic space viewMiddle School Dress code for teen girls : Dress the way you want
I think people should be allowed to wear what they are comfortable with. No matter how boys act, it's not our fault unless parents approve it.
the payment of welfare benefits to parents should be tied to their children's school attendance records
It is unjust to make welfare conditional
the payment of welfare benefits to parents should be tied to their children's school attendance records
It is morally acceptable to make welfare conditional.
the payment of welfare benefits to parents should be tied to their children's school attendance records
Connecting welfare to failure of parents is unfair.
the payment of welfare benefits to parents should be tied to their children's school attendance records
The policy has been effective in the past
The military is an all-volunteer force and needs a percentage of school-age recruits each year
Our military is an all-volunteer force and must recruit openly to keep up its numbers. The army, navy and air force need well-educated and motivated recruits; as the pool of potential recruits shrinks, efforts to attract young people must be permitted to 'intensify and diversify' 1 The alternative is a return to the conscription and national service that offers those recruits little choice. Military recruitment in schools permits the recruitment of only those with an interest in the armed forces, allowing those who wish to pursue other endeavours that opportunity. As such, visits to schools are not about forcing militaristic propaganda on children, but about making sure that 16-18 year olds know about the military as a potential career choice. After all, college representatives and local employers are allowed to make presentations to students, so it would be unfair to keep just the military out. If you accept that we need armed forces, then you must allow them to recruit openly. 1 Gee, D. (2008, January). Informed Choice? Armed forces recruitment practice in the United Kingdom. Retrieved May 18, 2011, from Informed Choice:
The military is an all-volunteer force and needs a percentage of school-age recruits each year
The need for recruits, however genuine, does not necessitate recruitment within schools. There will of course be certain students who would be attracted voluntarily to a role in the armed services, however these students can be reached through means other than their schools. Furthermore, if the motivation of recruits is paramount, then recruits can do no more to prove their motivation than actively and independently seek out a role in the armed services, rather than having it forced upon them through visits to their schools. improve this
Children should only have to wear uniform on school event(when vistors come, sports days)
Extremly poor grammar. And there's absolutely no problem with using hand me downs. I REST MY CASE!!
Children should only have to wear uniform on school event(when vistors come, sports days)
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Children should only have to wear uniform on school event(when vistors come, sports days)
Hand me down break uniform don't use the materials Poor REBUTTAL case rested
