A. I think it is to increase students' autonomy and increase their human rights. In a knowledge-based society that emphasizes creative thinking or individuality, autonomy should be encouraged rather than uniform school uniforms to diversify personality and self-expression.Despite the positive view that differences in dress due to economic power create a sense of crisis among students, school uniforms and hair should be autonomous at the human rights level, not an economic problem. So, It is an anachronism to force a student to wear clothes that are against his will.
Saturday, October 13, 2018
Extra posting/ Week6/ What are we signaling through the choice of our individual clothing in the classroom?/ ji eun Bang
Q. What are we signaling through the choice of our individual clothing in the classroom?
A. I think it is to increase students' autonomy and increase their human rights. In a knowledge-based society that emphasizes creative thinking or individuality, autonomy should be encouraged rather than uniform school uniforms to diversify personality and self-expression.Despite the positive view that differences in dress due to economic power create a sense of crisis among students, school uniforms and hair should be autonomous at the human rights level, not an economic problem. So, It is an anachronism to force a student to wear clothes that are against his will.
A. I think it is to increase students' autonomy and increase their human rights. In a knowledge-based society that emphasizes creative thinking or individuality, autonomy should be encouraged rather than uniform school uniforms to diversify personality and self-expression.Despite the positive view that differences in dress due to economic power create a sense of crisis among students, school uniforms and hair should be autonomous at the human rights level, not an economic problem. So, It is an anachronism to force a student to wear clothes that are against his will.
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