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Schools should not require their students to wear uniforms
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Private Schools Should Have Their Students Wear Uniforms
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PRO It is a school's duty to offer not only paths to...
Young people should hear of the opportunities available in the armed services whilst in school
School children are entitled, as part of their education, to a wide range of careers information, including potential roles in the military. It is a school's duty to offer not only paths to employment, but opportunities to engage with future employers like the military. With university places now increasingly competitive, schools must remain more vigilant than ever that they do not encourage purely academic paths to future careers. Furthermore, nationalism is a powerful factor in school curriculums worldwide, and permitting militaries into schools to talk to students is not an extension of already-permitted activities like the recital of the Lord's Prayer in British state schools or the Pledge of Allegiance in American schools. As such, it comes as little surprise that the predominant reason given for enlistment is service to country1. If schools are asked to ensure that such activities are carried out to foster national sentiment, it follows that military service should be, if not actively encouraged, respected sufficiently to grant the armed services an opportunity to engage with students. 1 Accardi, M. (2011, June 15) Army recruiters become a 'partner' In education Retrieved June 16, 2011, from The Huntsville Times: improve this
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CON 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 unjust to make welfare conditional
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CON 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
Connecting welfare to failure of parents is unfair.
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CON There will of course be certain students who would be...
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
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CON Extremly poor grammar. And there's absolutely no problem...
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!!
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Children should only have to wear uniform on school event(when vistors come, sports days)
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CON The basic behavior that is accepted in social situations...
Should we be aloud too wear hats in school as in appropriate hats no GANG HATS OKKK
Hats are not worn in schools for a similar reason that you wear pants. It is societal norm to not wear hats indoors, it is a societal norm to wear pants in public. It’s a part of basic etiquette. [1] Why should we care about etiquette? It sounds Victorian. Regardless of the potential unhip nature of some rule of etiquette, etiquette is essential to any civilization. The basic behavior that is accepted in social situations can mean the difference between success and failure in almost every aspect of life. Pushing norms of society, being avant garde, can be described as a positive attempt to express yourself. Wearing a hat may express some facet of your personality, or some artistic expression. What separates Andy Warhol’s sometimes anti-social behavior and a student wearing baseball cap other than arrogance? Even Andy Warhol knew when to wear pants.
