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Should we wear school uniforms?

door Claire A Cooper

Systems Integration

door ahmed mohammed

The European Union

door Phil Dollimore

Accelerated Training

door Frank Mrosk

Claim #3 Kids should be allowed to have cell phones when they turn 12.

Reason #2 Kids should be allowed to have cell phone phones when they turn 12 because they should stay in contact with their parents.

Reason #1 Kids should be allowed to have cell phones when they turn 12 because they can interacted with their friends more.

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Claim #2 Kids should not be required to wear school uniforms.

Reason #2 Kids should not be required to wear school uniforms because uniforms cost more money than what some families can afford.

Evidence #2 Liveabout.com also notes that families may have to pay for more than one type of uniform: "Schools may require a variety of uniforms for students."

Evidence #1 The website liveabout.com notes that uniforms can be difficult for families because "It can be costly to buy school uniforms."

Reason #1 Kids should not be required to wear school uniforms because uniforms do not allow students to express themselves.

Evidence #2 Also noted on liveabout.com, "Many students who are against school uniforms argue that they lose their self-identity."

Evidence #1 On the website liveabout.com, it notes that "The most common argument against school uniforms is that they limit person expression."

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Claim #1 School should start one hour later.

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Reason #2 School should start one hour later because student performances in school decreases if they don't get enough sleep.

Evidence #2 Also noted on WebMD, "Sleep is necessary to consolidate a memory so that it can be recalled in the future."

Evidence #1 As noted on the website WebMD, "Lack of sleep impairs a person's ability to focus and learn efficiently."

Reason #1 School should start one hour later because students already don't get enough sleep.

Evidence #2 The website Nationwide Children's states that "The average amount of sleep that teenagers get is between 7 and 7 1/4 hours."

Evidence #1 According to the website Nationwide Children's, some reasons that could be "Homework, sports, after-school activities, and socializing lead to late bedtimes."