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    Dress Code Definition

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    teacher lecturing the student about what is and is not appropriate to wear at school. As the weather warms up, more students are lectured and pulled away from class to change, the school's attempt to avoid a distraction in the learning environment. The dress code, more specifically, likes to target girls as their victims. In an article from Time.com, a high school girl recalled an incident in which she was told that the policy was created because there are male students and teachers on campus,…

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    Strict Dress Codes

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    Effects of Uniforms and Strict Dress Codes on Schools Throughout the last half-century, dress codes and uniforms in schools have been a big topic of debate. They were introduced in many urban schools to help stop the rise of gang affiliation and in private schools to help create an inclusive environment for students. Implementing dress codes and uniforms were not always welcomed, as some students and parents feel that dress codes force every child to fit into a mold and take away the right of a…

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    Unfair Dress Codes

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    - Peggy Orenstein. This is relevant because most females in schools are subjected to unfair dress codes, making them more self conscience about their appearance and not allowing them to freely express themselves. In schools dress codes are biased toward teenage girls. More females are sent out of class in a month than the number of boys in a year. Boys are not held to the same dress code as females. Dress codes promote rape culture and sexism towards women, teaching boys that women need to cover…

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    Dress Code Controversy

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    Dress Code Controversy By: Sophie Li The current dress code is a topic of controversy among many parents, students, and the social media. It is an ideology that sends out patriarchal-based messages to young girls and boys that contradict the gender-equality based teachings that educators are to provide. The dress code supports rape culture stigma by protecting those who inflict the sexual violence and blaming the victims for tempting them. It teaches the impressionable young minds of girls…

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    Dress Code In Schools

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    Over the past few years, have implemented a dress code in many schools across the country (Kizis, 2000). Today 's schools are facing great problems, such as diminishing test marks, drugs and law-breaking (Anonymous, 1998). Advocates say the increase in training and improving the academic success of students. However, Challengers, the students violated “the legitimate right of self-expression and schools doing isn’t solving.” The students need to wear a uniform in the public school with various…

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    Dress Code Is Unfair

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    Dress Code Many occupations have dress codes for employees. I disagree with dress code. Dress code, in my opinion, is unfair between males and females. It also can interfere with weather and religion. I disagree with dress code because it is unfair, can interfere with religion and it can interfere with weather. First of all, I believe dress code is unfair. It is unfair in the way that male dress code is extremely more lenient than female dress code. Women’s dress code is tremendously, more…

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    School Dress Codes

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    I have been researching school dress codes to get the truth on why they are so strict against females and how we can reform them in a positive manner. Now I´m going to share with you, some of the most important information that has been discovered about this issue. Many schools believe that dress codes are necessary to prevent distractions and disruptions in classrooms. The first school dress code was issued in 1969 and has become stricter and stricter since. Now schools are telling…

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    School Dress Code

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    “Dress to impress” is a very well known saying used in many particular ways. The way someone dresses is one of the first things a person notices when they first meet. For some people, fitting into a new school can be very difficult. Because of this, children try to hide their true personality by trying to be someone they aren’t. Each day, more and more schools around the world are adopting some form of dress code. Schools have the responsibility to be a safe and orderly place that maintain…

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    School's Dress Code

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    Do you agree with your school’s dress code? Would you like to see any changes made to it? In my opinion some things should change but, but most remain the same. There is many reasons why I feel this way. For one, some things the school does is just unreasonable if in my point of view. Children should have freedom of choice when it comes to picking out cloths for school. I believe that children should be allowed to wear whatever color gym cloths they want, they should be allowed to wear hats…

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    Against Dress Code

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    Affordability, increased focused and equality for all! By eliminating the current dress code and replacing it with uniforms we can finally create a more welcoming school environment for students of all kinds. In terms of affordability, the average cost of a school uniforms is between $100-125 according to howmuchisit.org a company that uses sources such as the Wall street journal, Bloomberg and CNN. According to teenage research unlimited, the average amount of money female students spend on…

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