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Does clothing affect grades

Updated: 8/16/2019
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There are several schools of thought on this, but the general consensus is "yes". One theory suggests that students who wear uniforms and who do not have to worry about wearing the latest fashions are free to concentrate more on their studies. They are less concerned about maintaining a high standing among their peers. Also, schools which enforce either an appropriately regulated dress code or the wearing of a uniform with respect and pride are more likely to see a better overall attitude of students to their schoolwork.

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