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Uniforms don't sound like a terrible idea in principle: you give the students something nice to wear, it contributes to trust / cohesion and reduces (but can't
by scythe 4y ago
Uniforms don't sound like a terrible idea in principle: you give the students something nice to wear, it contributes to trust / cohesion and reduces (but can't eliminate) style peer pressure / bullying. In practice, though, we were always given uniforms that were ugly and uncomfortable, yet somehow still expensive. The overall effect of the uniforms I was made to wear was a lifelong resentment towards Land's End.
So it seems characteristic that they would contain PFAS.
- vel0city 4y ago> you give the students something nice to wear Uniforms aren't often given out freely in my experiences. Often uniforms mean a few allowed colors of non-branded polos with no other graphics and khakis. Often tied with a preferred vendor, but as long as the colors are close enough its OK.
- smegsicle 4y ago> style peer pressure / bullying and if this doesn't seem like a big deal to you, remember that your social group is not primarily highschool girls