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Using the examples of the star thistle and the Kit fox, describe two ways roads can affect the environment. v.1

Using the examples of the star thistle and the Kit fox, describe two ways roads can affect the environment. v. 1
While wearing uniforms is a mandatory regulation for many schools, some other schools waive this requirement and give permissions for students to have their decisions on outfits. From my perspective, I have subscribed to the former view that school should require students to wear uniforms. I will explain my reasons in the essay below. Various reasons can be put forward to elaborate on why students should wear uniforms. The first preponderant reason is that having uniforms can help students to learn about keeping discipline. This is because, for teenagers, it is important for them to pay less attention on their outlooks and focus on study. So, leaving them with their own clothing choices means there might be a risk that teenagers will wear inappropriate clothing. For example, school girls will start to wear short skirts or T-shirt with a lot of cleavage because they want to attract boys’ attention. Therefore, by having uniforms, choosing outfits will not be a concern at schools, which then allow teachers and principals to allocate their resources on curriculum quality and learning process. Second, the existence of uniforms can eliminate the economic discrimination. The explanation for this could be that dress styles can strongly depict financial status, which can violate the equality in educational environments. From students’ perspective, poor children may experience shame and lose self-confidence since they cannot afford to buy fancy clothes as their classmates. Besides, teachers might give more privilege for the rich students by looking at the clothes. As a result, having same dress code will reduce this risk and give students a positive and fair classroom climate. In conclusion, it is crucial to understand the merits from the uniforms in educational environments. It not only maintains school discipline, but also excludes economic discrimination.
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schools
,
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other
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waive this requirement and give permissions for
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students
to have their decisions on outfits. From my perspective, I have subscribed to the former view that
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school
should require
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wear
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. I will
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explain
my reasons in the essay below.

Various reasons can
be put
forward to elaborate on why
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students
should
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wear
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. The
first
preponderant reason is that having
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can
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help
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students
to learn about keeping discipline. This is
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because
, for
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teenagers
, it is
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important
for them to pay less attention on their outlooks and focus on study.
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, leaving them with their
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own
clothing choices means there might be a
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risk
that
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teenagers
will
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inappropriate clothing.
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girls will
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start
to
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short skirts or T-shirt with
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because
they want to attract boys’ attention.
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, by having
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, choosing outfits will not be a concern at
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schools
, which then
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allow
teachers and principals to allocate their resources on curriculum quality and learning process.

Second, the existence of
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uniforms
can eliminate the economic discrimination. The explanation for this could be that dress styles can
strongly
depict financial status, which can violate the equality in educational environments. From
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students’
perspective, poor children may experience shame and lose self-confidence since they cannot afford to
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buy
fancy clothes as their classmates.
Besides
, teachers might give more privilege for the rich
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students
by looking at the clothes.
As a result
, having same dress code will
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reduce
this
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risk
and give
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students
a
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positive
and
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fair
classroom climate.

In conclusion
, it is crucial to understand the merits from the
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uniforms
in educational environments. It not
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only
maintains
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school
discipline,
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but
also
excludes economic discrimination.
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IELTS essay Using the examples of the star thistle and the Kit fox, describe two ways roads can affect the environment. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
293 words
7.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
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  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
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  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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