When I was little, I loved dancing. I loved it like I didn’t love anything else. And I didn’t move my body at random, no, I followed precise movements, probably stolen by my young mind from some movie I’d seen. I was practically a wannabe ballerina that danced with neon blue running shoes and a tinkling bracelet on her left ankle. I loved that bracelet.
Ever since i was young i fell in love with the art of dance. When i finally joined i felt like i was a little behind hence everyone was in my class was dancing since they were toddlers. My first day of dance was pretty nerve racking. My teacher would say to do something and i wouldn't know what to do because i didn't know any dance vocabulary. I would have to look around and try to fit in as much as possible so my teacher wouldn't think i wasn't fit for the class.
While being in the church to get away from the "fuzz" after killing Bob the Social, Johnny gets Ponyboy a copy of Gone with the Wind. This was because Johnny was getting supplies for them as they were supposed to wait for Dally to come and help them. On page 71, Johnny says to Ponyboy about it while being embarrassed, "I remembered you sayin' something about it once. I thought you could maybe read it out loud and help kill time." Johnny had known Ponyboy was upset after he had killed Bob despite it was an emergency situation of self-defense.
He is 16 years old and he as been through a lot only being that age like his parents not caring for him. Johnny is also very brave
My dad guided me throughout the whole dance since I’m a clumsy dancer. Then, I told everyone that I’m ready to cut the cake. My whole family gather around me and my mom place the candles on the cake. A lot of emotions run through me as they started singing “Happy Birthday” to me. Everyone cheered and clapped as I blew out the candles.
Should students wear school uniforms? This topic has been brought up many times in America and other countries around the world. School uniforms do not stop bullying, instead on the other hand many increase violent attacks. Research by Tony Volk, PhD, Associate Professor at Brock University, stated, “School uniforms increase the average number of assaults by about 14 per year in the most violent schools.” Well if this is true, would you want your child or students to wear uniforms? If parents want their kids to be safe and schools don’t want a inadequate name, then students shouldn’t wear uniforms.
In conclusion, school uniforms are a great thing to have in schools. Even though there is that argument on whether school uniforms will violate the right of self-expression to students it will continue either way. At the end of the day students should see that there are more positive effects with uniforms rather than negative ones. It should be taking in consideration that the clothes a student wears will not determine the ability of learning, but why not pick school uniforms that can help stop current school
Have you ever thought about the many ways that a lot of students each day get in trouble and are out of dress code? There are so many ways that kids get in trouble in school due to what they wear. So, what are some ways that you can prevent kids from getting in trouble at school from their outfits? School uniforms can be a way for preventing the large number of students that get in trouble. I think that schools should make everyone wear school uniforms because they are such a big help to schools and students with the dress code and gangs that wearing uniforms creates a better environment for kids to learn in.
There are many benefits to wearing school uniforms in Canada and the United States that should be incorporated into the school of their state. Many of the students wear uniforms, claiming they feel proud of their school. Wearing the colors of the school makes students feel more connected to their school and classmates. If there is a sense of community and connection among students using foul language, behavior, vandalism and crime gangs like the cut. Wearing uniforms can also help people gain self-confidence, because they know that they are part of something bigger.
I was a brand new student, not looking forward to wearing a navy, red, or white polo shirt every day. My very first week there, I got in trouble for wearing a slight maroon shirt instead of bright red. I was sent to the office, where I had to change into one of the school's lost and found red shirts. Furthermore, my school had to have an entire supply closet of uniforms for kids who failed to follow dress protocols. In addition, students don't enjoy wearing the uniforms.