Do School Uniforms really Produce a Positive Learning Environment

The use of uniforms focuses on private schools in the United States. Uniforms are ordered that "All students create an environment that contributes to learning, they are proud of the student community, academic achievement, loyalty, solidarity, equality feeling" (Chittom, Ginsburg). In contrast, public schools do not have to be open to uniforms by all students. Parents believe that children do not have individual rights and support a unified policy.

The main overall concept of school uniforms is the idea that school uniforms promote safety, fearless fear, less violence, conflict-free and intensive learning environments. However, some schools are wearing uniforms for very special reasons. For example, some schools, especially urban schools, are wearing uniforms to help identify gang members and intruders. Some schools develop dress codes to help prevent confrontation between several students due to the embarrassment of designers clothes. While some schools do not have surprising levels of violence, school uniforms are viewed as means of encouraging team-oriented, academically-oriented, intensive learning environments and supporting students' achievement.

The use of uniforms focuses on private schools in the United States. Uniforms are ordered that "All students believe they create an environment that contributes to learning, boast of a student community, academic achievement, loyalty, solidarity and equality" (Chittom, Ginsburg). In contrast, public schools do not have to be open to uniforms by all students. - I do not normally disclose my political views, but I think this is very wrong. The school uniform is far beyond the right of the first revision of the student. This is an important step to fascism and control. This violates my personal moral belief and should not force students or parents.