Research Question: Why do some Schools have unfair dress-codes?
1st Article: "Why Can't I Wear This?!" Banning Symbolic Clothing in Schools
Author: Dianne Gereluk, School of Education, Roehampton University
Source: Philosophy of Education Yearbook; 2006, p106-114, 9p
Date: December 1, 2006
Description: This article greatly relates to my research topic and my own question. So essentially this article is about how some schools are unfairly treating them on their dress codes, and the weak reasons they use to back themselves up. I can see that this relates to my topic because I now understand some of the reasons schools use to back themselves up in the subject of school uniform policy. The author argues against how uniforms have no good reason to them. The author also talks about the banning of symbolic and religious clothing in some schools.
2nd Article: Can Schools Regulate Student Dress and Grooming in School?
Author: Fred C. Lunenburg, Sam Houston State University
Source: FOCUS on Colleges, Universities & Schools; Dec2011, Vol. 6 Issue 1, p1-4, 4p
Date: December 1, 2011
Description: This article is about how far schools can go in regulating student dress codes in School, on how the awareness on constitutional freedom can place limits on school officials to regulate student dress. now I can understand that if schools are too unfair in their dress codes then there is a chance that it may be against the constitutional freedom and they may have to go to court.
3rd Article: What Not To Wear: Dress Codes and Uniform Policies in the Common School
Author: Dianne Gereluk, Dianne Gereluk, School of Education, Roehampton University
Source: Journal of Philosophy of Education; Nov2007, Vol. 41 Issue 4, p643-657, 15p
Date: November 1, 2007
Description: This article mainly focuses on Schools in France, and how some of them are not tolerant on religious and symbolic clothing. some schools even ban religious clothing. This article also talks about the extent schools can go in promoting diversity, while dress codes and uniforms are still intact. This article, reading it fully, has a correlation with the 2nd article by Fred Lunenburg, and I have seen the stand that America and France takes in symbolic and political clothing
4th Article: Public school dress codes: The constitutional debate
Author: Wilson, Amy Mitchell, Brigham Young University
Source: Brigham Young University Education & Law Journal, Issue 1, p147, 25p
Author: Dianne Gereluk, Dianne Gereluk, School of Education, Roehampton University
Source: Journal of Philosophy of Education; Nov2007, Vol. 41 Issue 4, p643-657, 15p
Date: November 1, 2007
Description: This article mainly focuses on Schools in France, and how some of them are not tolerant on religious and symbolic clothing. some schools even ban religious clothing. This article also talks about the extent schools can go in promoting diversity, while dress codes and uniforms are still intact. This article, reading it fully, has a correlation with the 2nd article by Fred Lunenburg, and I have seen the stand that America and France takes in symbolic and political clothing
4th Article: Public school dress codes: The constitutional debate
Author: Wilson, Amy Mitchell, Brigham Young University
Source: Brigham Young University Education & Law Journal, Issue 1, p147, 25p
Date: Spring 1998
Description: This article is about how setting special dress codes could be for safety reason, if there is too much gang violence in a school, then setting mandatory dress codes may yield positive results. The article also states that uniforms and dress codes may have some racial bias because they oft focus on the clothing associated with African- American gangs, and they ignore others like white-supremacist gangs. I can understand why some schools have uniform policies and just because I call it unfair, does not mean that it is unfair.
5th Article: Should School Uniforms be Mandated in Elementary Schools?
Author: Keith A. King, MSEd, Graduate Assistant, Dept. of Health Promotion and Human Performance, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH
Source:Journal of School Health, Vol. 68 Issue 1, p32, 6p, 2 Charts
Date: January 1, 1998
Description: This article explains the reasons for why it is better for elementary schools to have a mandated school unform rule. the reason is mainly because of gang violence and how gangs from other schools can come into another school without being caught because this school or the other did not mandate school uniforms. This article takes the same side as the one before.
Description: This article is about how setting special dress codes could be for safety reason, if there is too much gang violence in a school, then setting mandatory dress codes may yield positive results. The article also states that uniforms and dress codes may have some racial bias because they oft focus on the clothing associated with African- American gangs, and they ignore others like white-supremacist gangs. I can understand why some schools have uniform policies and just because I call it unfair, does not mean that it is unfair.
5th Article: Should School Uniforms be Mandated in Elementary Schools?
Author: Keith A. King, MSEd, Graduate Assistant, Dept. of Health Promotion and Human Performance, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH
Source:Journal of School Health, Vol. 68 Issue 1, p32, 6p, 2 Charts
Date: January 1, 1998
Description: This article explains the reasons for why it is better for elementary schools to have a mandated school unform rule. the reason is mainly because of gang violence and how gangs from other schools can come into another school without being caught because this school or the other did not mandate school uniforms. This article takes the same side as the one before.
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ReplyDeletei dont know what's going on for the first article i wrote, its messed up, even though when i was making it it was perfectly fine, like the others
i edited it literally 12 times and it still is being weird
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dost anyone trow that I hath done anything wrong on my annotated bibliography?
ReplyDeleteoh and mr forsyth, i did not get that message you were talking to me about
this is not APA format and does not include enough detail about each article (who wrote it, where they are from, key findings, research methods, how it relates to your question).
ReplyDeletei think the format was bad because when i did the bibliography in the draft, the format and description was seriously perfectly fine. but when i published it the top article was like out of range and evrything was messed up
ReplyDeletei did put the importance of it in my descripton and i wrote enough about the sources and the authors, well the only thing that was there was their university and for the 5th article there was no description because when i rechecked the articles for further info, it seems i put everything and the article was an editorial so there was no description of where he is from
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