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Zootown

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Q: Do kids in your school also like their uniforms?

I don't know if any of you have spoken to your students, but having spoken to 45 kids in over 10 of my classes, the overwhelming majority of them are very happy with their school uniforms, which look more like pajamas than anything else. I found this somewhat surprising.

Mind you, I teach in the number 1 highschool in Shenzhen, with some of the richest families in the city. I've met some of my students out in the city and holy crap did I not recognize them in fancy clothes, bling bling and all.

14 years 19 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - China

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bradb

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Most of my kids do as well

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14 years 19 weeks ago

crimochina

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it is a sense of pride especially if they go to school at a top school. has nothing to do with the design or fashion

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