THBT School Uniforms Should Be Abolished

Movement: Schools should abolish uniforms. Government - I agree to abolish school uniforms. Prime Minister - introduce the initial argument that they should have their own individual choices to express their own personality, that they should have the right of individuality. (Detailed explanation) Deputy Prime Minister - I will introduce the second argument and the third argument; I can use clothes code instead of uniform. And discuss the last discussion that the school wastes a lot of time trying to force a unified rule.

School uniforms are canceled as people allow destroying uniforms they get and allowing mums / dads to invest in new school clothes as people are uncomfortable wearing them It should be. I broke a school uniform and opened a hole, and when I had a T - shirt, I took off the T - shirt 's pocket. Do you want to see a new T-shirt with pockets in the morning and no pockets after that day? At least one person in each school can not be seen, and if they are casual wear, they will be seen by at least my people. If a person wears clothes at home and goes to school, you can understand their personality and individuality. We wear different clothes on weekends and holidays. We all want to see their favorite clothes, but wearing the same clothes makes me bored and annoying.

I oppose the movement "I should abolish uniforms." Students do not show off their clothes, they go to school for educational purposes. Uniforms also protect the rights of students and show that everyone is equal. Therefore, students can also prevent a crime from committing. From this we suggested that uniforms should not be abolished. By wearing your favorite outfit code, most students are confident that they choose their favorite clothes.

School uniforms were abolished in 2012, the school carried out public opinion surveys on families, uniforms and casual clothes were selected. Dresses must have students' shoulder covered and girls can not wear tight pants or mini skirts. Because some students are wearing mini pants, shorts, tights, this is causing controversy in western cities. Under the new law, students can wear scarves at school, but wearing cosmetics, tattoos, perforations, hair dye etc are prohibited. However, on 27 November 2012, the Ministry of Education of Turkey suddenly abolished the requirement of the uniform of the people, school uniforms officially abolished. The school (international / foreign schools have been excluded) and religious Ayma hat school 's ban on scarf was lifted, causing intense criticism from opposition parties, trade unions and educators. Opponents have allowed economic differences to bring educational trauma to children and allow head scarves to compromise worldly education