JakeStarkey
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Yep, and I am still right, and you: not so much.
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A friend is going to work in a conservative religious school: no elbows or collarbones visible.
I have always thought teachers' dress requirements should generally meet those of the students.
Teachers should be models of appropriate dress and behavior, as well as instructors.
The poll is easy: yes or no. Let's not hear any snowflake whining. Give us your opinion in a sensible manner.
I vote a resounding yes.
No, because "dress code" means uniformity, and uniformity sucks. It's a strongarm way to bury individuality, creativity, personal expression and it drops the hammer of authoritarianism.
Yup, the above are a real attack on "individuality, creativity, personal expression and it drops the hammer of authoritarianism."
Live through it as a child and then get back to me.
Teachers should dress like authority figures. No one is going to respect them if they dress like the kidsA friend is going to work in a conservative religious school: no elbows or collarbones visible.
I have always thought teachers' dress requirements should generally meet those of the students.
Teachers should be models of appropriate dress and behavior, as well as instructors.
The poll is easy: yes or no. Let's not hear any snowflake whining. Give us your opinion in a sensible manner.
I vote a resounding yes.
Female teachers that wear dresses up to their crotch, boobs hanging out with low cut tops, skin tight clothes....that is unprofessional. Yes, they need a dress code. Suits? No. Too hot. Too uncomfortable. Nothing wrong with nice golf-like shirts (polo) and khaki's for summer...nice mens sweaters for winter. For ladies...a longish skirt, blouse or sweater, decent shoes (NO HEELS).
And all students should have some sort of uniformity of color and style, not necessarily UNIforms.
Teachers should wear black, modest clothing. Coats and ties for men, pantsuits or skirts for women.
Students should wear sweatsuits for the duration K-12, with the color indicating grade level, as in martial arts.
Sweatsuits are cheap, any family can afford them.
No, because "dress code" means uniformity, and uniformity sucks. It's a strongarm way to bury individuality, creativity, personal expression and it drops the hammer of authoritarianism.
Creative people find a way to display their individuality even with a uniform
But you must not be very creative
There is nothing wring with school uniforms if kids want to put on a fashion show they can do it after school
It's got zero to do with "fashion" or "looks" in any way.
It has to do with mind control and authoritarianism. It could be a "required" dress code, a "required" speech code, a "requred" religion, a "requred" cultural anything. When you're dictating robot behaviour, in whatever way, you're suppressing people. Period.
FYI a school by definition is authoritarian and controlling the environment is part of the game.
That said the few hours a day the brats are in school and wearing a uniform will not damage them
My district has no dress code for teachers (although teachers can be told to behave more professional). I wish we did because what a few of my peers wear to teach is downright embarrassing.
Yup, the above are a real attack on "individuality, creativity, personal expression and it drops the hammer of authoritarianism."
Live through it as a child and then get back to me.
Because you think you're the only one here "traumatized" by a dress code? Honey, when I was in school, they'd send you home for wearing a tank top and open-toed shoes. Amazingly enough, we soldiered on.
pogo just wants to stick it to "the man", particularly when he is "the man"
Yup, the above are a real attack on "individuality, creativity, personal expression and it drops the hammer of authoritarianism."
Live through it as a child and then get back to me.
Because you think you're the only one here "traumatized" by a dress code? Honey, when I was in school, they'd send you home for wearing a tank top and open-toed shoes. Amazingly enough, we soldiered on.
Perhaps reading comprehension lessons are in order.
Unless of course you can demonstrate where I indicated anything about my experience being "exclusive". Let alone wrote anything about "trauma".
Oh wait --- no, you just plugged those in. Didn't you. Guess the actual content was inconvenient.
Amusing how your argument amounts to "drunk driving isn't a problem; I did it and I got home fine".
Yup, the above are a real attack on "individuality, creativity, personal expression and it drops the hammer of authoritarianism."
Live through it as a child and then get back to me.
Because you think you're the only one here "traumatized" by a dress code? Honey, when I was in school, they'd send you home for wearing a tank top and open-toed shoes. Amazingly enough, we soldiered on.
Perhaps reading comprehension lessons are in order.
Unless of course you can demonstrate where I indicated anything about my experience being "exclusive". Let alone wrote anything about "trauma".
Oh wait --- no, you just plugged those in. Didn't you. Guess the actual content was inconvenient.
Amusing how your argument amounts to "drunk driving isn't a problem; I did it and I got home fine".
"Live through it as a child and then get back to me" sounds like you think you had an experience the other person didn't . . . at least, to those of us who speak English.
My district has no dress code for teachers (although teachers can be told to behave more professional). I wish we did because what a few of my peers wear to teach is downright embarrassing.
I remember the only year that I ever sent my daughter to public school. Teacher showed up to Parent-Teacher Day in a t-shirt with no bra. And trust me when I tell you this heifer had NO business EVER going without a bra. Talk about traumatizing. I have no doubt that whole herds of pubescent boys were put off their sexual development by years.
Pogo is acting the survivor of a PTSD because he had a dress requirement for school.
To be disgusted by unsupported huge-assed breasts does not mean "fear". And to show up at a parent/teacher meeting with unsupported huge breasts is ridiculous.My district has no dress code for teachers (although teachers can be told to behave more professional). I wish we did because what a few of my peers wear to teach is downright embarrassing.
I remember the only year that I ever sent my daughter to public school. Teacher showed up to Parent-Teacher Day in a t-shirt with no bra. And trust me when I tell you this heifer had NO business EVER going without a bra. Talk about traumatizing. I have no doubt that whole herds of pubescent boys were put off their sexual development by years.
Why?
You're skeered of breasts? Really?
To be disgusted by unsupported huge-assed breasts does not mean "fear".My district has no dress code for teachers (although teachers can be told to behave more professional). I wish we did because what a few of my peers wear to teach is downright embarrassing.
I remember the only year that I ever sent my daughter to public school. Teacher showed up to Parent-Teacher Day in a t-shirt with no bra. And trust me when I tell you this heifer had NO business EVER going without a bra. Talk about traumatizing. I have no doubt that whole herds of pubescent boys were put off their sexual development by years.
Why?
You're skeered of breasts? Really?
My district has no dress code for teachers (although teachers can be told to behave more professional). I wish we did because what a few of my peers wear to teach is downright embarrassing.
I remember the only year that I ever sent my daughter to public school. Teacher showed up to Parent-Teacher Day in a t-shirt with no bra. And trust me when I tell you this heifer had NO business EVER going without a bra. Talk about traumatizing. I have no doubt that whole herds of pubescent boys were put off their sexual development by years.
Why?
You're skeered of breasts? Really?