Debate Schools should not impose too many rules on students hairstyles and clothing

We also support the opposition

1: Clothes or something should be decided by ourselves, today's children have to pay attention to independence, but even their own clothes can't control how to be independent?!

2: [What if you don't manage it and there are weird decorations?] 】

In fact, you should believe that today's children, the eyes of the classmates who appear in weird costumes must also be on this child's body, which will make the child lose face, and the current children should take this into account, and those who take this into account should also be good children, good children will not pass on weird clothes, and those who wear weird costumes are often bad children and some shameless (our words are a bit lacking, hope bacteria want more words), then bad children will not necessarily abide by even if there is a management system.

3: Why don't kids want to wear school uniforms nowadays? Because the school uniform is too veneeral, if you design a little new school uniform, then we will still be disgusted and not complied with?!

4: Nowadays, we are all advocating personalized teaching, and school uniforms have made us popular and lost our own individuality.

5: Generally, there is only one school uniform for each person in winter, and the school uniform is dirty enough if it is not washed for a week, and winter is a time when the sun is rarely seen, washing clothes can generally only be done on Saturdays and Sundays, if the school uniform is not dry but there is a fear that the teacher will scold, we can only wear wet clothes to school, so how can we go to class?!

Zheng: Won't you buy two pieces? . .

Against: But a classmate bought one...

Zheng: He brought it on himself...

Against: But if you wear your own clothes, you won't have these so-called "self-seeking".

6: It's not easy to exercise in your own school uniform, how to run in physical education class wearing that uncomfortable school uniform? How can you let go of everything and play?!

Should the school take care of the student's hairstyle and clothing? This issue has been debated for several years. Now I look at school from the perspective of students, it is a space for us to learn, and it is also a place for us to show our vitality.

If we wear a very old-fashioned school uniform, how can we show our vitality? Although the students looked neat and tidy when they stood together in their uniforms, I always felt a little dazzling. With the times, schools should also respect the opinions of students and decide what kind of school uniform to wear.

With the progress of the times, the standards of student image have been relaxed, we are students, and our clothes and hairstyles should show our vigorous vitality. Middle school students are in adolescence and are constantly pursuing their individuality because they are concerned about their image. If the school mandates that "boys have flat heads and girls have short hair", it will disintegrate the self-unity in the hearts of middle school students and cause psychological conflicts for them.

This leads to distress and rebellion among secondary school students, which affects their self-confidence and learning. I think the hairstyle standards for students could be relaxed. Everyone has a love for beauty.

Some students' faces are not suitable for cutting their hair short, and the school is compulsory, which increases the psychological pressure on some students, especially female students, who are now advocating personalized teaching, and school uniforms have made us popular and lost their individuality.

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Schools should not restrict our freedom, let us have limitations.

Is this a thing? What do we think, what can the teacher let me do? You're naïve

Isn't this something that the landlord should use his own brain?

Everyone wants to be free and to work, study and live as they wish.

However, real life is often not as you wish, and you will be subject to many restrictions at school, at work and even at home. ......These restrictions can make it impossible for you to act on your own terms. ......For example, when I was in school, the school would stipulate that I could not have long hair or strange hairstyles, and I had to keep my hair short in accordance with the school......'s regulationsWhether such a provision is reasonable needs to be analysed on a case-by-case basis.

Specifically, whether it is reasonable for schools to regulate students' hairstyles needs to be analyzed through the following aspects:

1. Students should concentrate on their studies in school and should not be affected by other factors.

The most important thing a student has to do in school is to study.

Therefore, students should be able to concentrate on their studies in school and not be distracted by other factors. ......If students put too much effort into dressing up while they are in school, it will affect their learning and the result will be bad for themselves. ......From this point of view, it is reasonable for the school to make rules about students' hairstyles and dress.

2. It is reasonable for the school to regulate the hairstyle of students in order to standardize management.

Each school has its own management style, and it must be managed in a standardized manner.

In the process of implementing the management, the school will make relevant regulations on various matters, including the management ...... of students' dress and hairstyleThis is a natural thing to do, and it is reasonable.

3. If the school's rules are too strict, it is inappropriate.

As the saying goes, "Everything is in moderation, but too much".

In order to standardize the management and ensure that the students can study with peace of mind, the bridge school has made relevant regulations on the dress and hairstyle of the students, which is a ...... without problemsHowever, if the rules are too rigid, even to specify the specific length of the hair, it will not be appropriate.

4. The student will find it difficult to accept, but after many years, he will understand the school's approach.

Everyone wants to be free, free and ......This is a very normal thought.

Therefore, as a student, I will definitely feel uncomfortable or even dissatisfied with the school's regulations on clothing and hairstyles. ......However, as time passes, especially when you enter the workplace, you will understand the good intentions of the school in making such regulations, and you will understand the school's approach ......The more I experience, the deeper my understanding will ......

1. Usually the school will have a lot of regulations and requirements, as the so-called "no rules and no distance, no circle", as a student, you should look like a student, abide by the rules and regulations of the school, such as students wearing school uniforms. Although some students are reluctant to wear school uniforms, they can still abide by it, and if they don't comply with the practice, they can't get in, and the school requires students to have a "unified hairstyle", as well as a standard head style, and the students' hearts are quite "collapsed".

2. The standard head shape of boys can be reluctantly accepted, the main standard is that it is short, refreshing, and has a student atmosphere, while the standard head shape of girls is ugly and embarrassing. If you have long hair, you should comb it into a standard ponytail, and if you have short hair, you can't have bangs in front of it, and you have to show your ears. Many girls said that they were ugly and cried, which was unacceptable.

3. Although the standard hairstyle set by the school rules is a little different from the ideal hairstyle of the students, everyone should understand that this is for the good of the students, so that everyone can concentrate on learning. This kind of regulation is actually understandable, some schools, whether it is boys or girls, require a uniform short hairstyle, but it is easier for boys to do, and it is not easy for girls to master. After all, it is the nature of every girl to love beauty, especially adolescent girls are more willing to show their beauty, if girls are asked to cut their beloved long hair into short hair, then girls should be sad for a long time.

Moreover, the uniform hairstyle does not respect the ideas of students, but will stimulate students' dissatisfaction, boredom with school learning, and is not conducive to students' learning, so schools should still pay attention to some ways and means to deal with problems.

4. Asking students to have a uniform hairstyle is also out of a good attitude, and students should also understand more. Almost all schools require students to dress and hairstyle, which is not only to prevent students from having a bad mentality because of comparison, but also to allow everyone to study with peace of mind. Students are not only prone to compare with each other in dressing, but also tend to have this kind of emotion in their hairstyles, which can easily affect their learning and even have bad situations.

First of all, the problem is clarified, whether the reasonableness of the subject refers to whether it violates the relevant laws and regulations or simply improperly restricts the rights of students beyond the necessary limit. For the hairstyle restriction itself, first of all, we all know that for citizens, the law does not prohibit that is, freedom, the rights of students as minors are subject to certain restrictions, but the original restrictions are only their parents or other legal guardians, and the derived restrictions are the laws and regulations formulated by the state to protect the interests of minors, and the education law authorizes schools to exercise certain management functions for students, but it is not without restrictions, first, the management matters need to be regulated by laws and regulations, Second, the process of management must comply with due process.

Secondly, we know that the management of students by schools is not prohibited by law, and it is generally believed that schools and students have established (amended) special power relations, and schools can independently set rules to manage some issues within the scope of their terms of reference and the purpose of establishment, but for matters involving students' basic rights, they must comply with legal priorities and legal reservations, such as admission, enrollment, graduation, dismissal, expulsion, etc., and for matters such as clothing and hairstyles, secondary schools can formulate relevant regulations for students who have not yet graduated. Based on the above, assuming that the school has fulfilled the due procedures of drafting, reviewing, voting, and filing with the Education Commission before starting the implementation of the relevant school rules and disciplines, there is no obvious cause for violating the law, at least on the face of it, it is legal. However, legality and reasonableness are not mutually exclusive concepts, even if the form is legal but the substance is seriously unreasonable, it also constitutes a violation, imagine an extreme situation, the school requires all boys to wear skirts or winter uniforms as short-sleeved T-shirts and require them to wear alone, that is, because it is seriously unreasonable, it is illegal.

In the example cited by the subject, the school requires all students to have short hair, and the goal is to keep the students clean and fresh, focus on learning, and facilitate management, which is in line with the purpose and legitimate, but there are doubts about whether the means can achieve the goal and whether the means are appropriate (minimal infringement).

At least in my opinion, the elimination of individuality in this case to facilitate management has constituted an interest in achieving the goal of which is less than infringing, i.e., a small loss of the big is contrary to the original intention of the law to give the school the right to administer it, and the power of the school should be limited to restricting the dyed hair color or the hairstyle that is too exaggerated.

As far as the act of compulsory issuance is concerned, the school has neither the right of enforcement nor the statutory function of haircut, which is a major and obvious violation of the law without authority and no basis, and it is an act that is invalid from the beginning, and the infringement shall be stopped in a timely manner, and the company shall be liable for compensation for the damage that has been caused. In addition, the school organizes compulsory haircut consumption without issuing invoices, which violates the relevant provisions of the tax law and the criminal law, and if the amount is large, it may constitute illegal business and tax evasion.

I don't think it's reasonable for schools to mandate investment banks. Although it is said that families have house rules, schools have school rules, and each school has its own rules and regulations. The school's requirement for girls to cut their hair short may also mean that they hope not to delay the time of school because of hairstyles, but I think that whether girls cut short hair or have long hair, as long as the overall image is neat and tidy, there is no dyeing or perm, and the more mature hairstyle, whether it is long hair or short hair, the school is not qualified to force girls to keep short hair.

This kind of mandatory requirement for students to have short hair is very unreasonable, and I think it is possible to advise students to keep their hair short, and there is no need to force short hair. The most important thing for students is that as long as they can be neat, have a good mental outlook, and have a confident personality, if a girl she is.

He is not suitable for short hair, and the school enforces short hair, which is easy to hit his self-confidence, and long hair will make him more self-confident, so the school's forced short hair may cause a shadow on the student's psychology, which is not conducive to his life at school and is not conducive to his learning, so I think as long as the student's appearance is neat. It's okay to dress up for his age, as long as you don't dye your hair or perm it, whether it's long or short.

For a girl who wants to be beautiful, the cost of taking care of short hair is much higher than the cost of long hair. Forcing short hair will not cut off this kind of thinking, but will make these people struggle to make short hair beautiful. For students who are not thinking about it, then the length of the hair is even more irrelevant, and long hair does not need to be cut regularly, which actually saves money and time for cutting hair.

Another is the degree relationship, I think the school can persuade students not to waste time on the hairstyle, if the student is willing to cut the hair short, it is okay, if you don't want to, it shouldn't be mandatory, it's too extreme.

Some people may also want to say that schools still force students to wear school uniforms? Is this coercion also extreme? First of all, I think that school uniforms can really save students from the trouble of choosing clothes in the morning of school, but short hair will not avoid the trouble of wanting to get a haircut when students go to school in the morning.

I think it's good for the school to advocate short hair, not to perm and dye hair, and to focus on studying. But the ways and means must be appropriate, otherwise it will be counterproductive.