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Dec 6, 2010
In my education courses we have discussed creating comfortable environments for our students and I was wondering if this does not fall into this category. Should we as teachers take on the responsibility of ensuring that our students are properly dressed to come to school? What if they cannot afford a decent jacket?
Any advice on this subject is greatly appreciated.
Jennifer
At our school we would offer a spare jacket to wear for the day, if we had one. Or, call the parents to discuss the issue and keep the student inside during recess. All students should have adequate and proper clothing but not all students do. There are parents who may not be able to afford the clothing. If this is the case, then I'm sure that dona...See More
Leah
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