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School uniforms return to French town in pilot scheme to tackle inequality
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2024
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[citation needed]
You won't read it, but here you go anyway
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8386814/
Doesnβt sound like concrete evidence to me
If someone changed their mind after reading a single study, you could get them to believe anything.
That's because you're cherry picking.
"The literature identified indicates that uniforms have no direct impact on academic performance, yet directly impact physical and psychological health."
And yet most people on Lemmy base their beliefs on a single online article
That's because you're cherry picking.
"The literature identified indicates that uniforms have no direct impact on academic performance, yet directly impact physical and psychological health."
Mixed data isn't disproof.
Your feelings don't qualify as disproof, chum.
Look up the evidence yourself. No need to show the world how bitter you are that a teacher once gave you a detention for being insufferable.
You've presented nothing that disproves my point, and no evidence to prove yours.
So yeah, you can either do so or get ad hominems at this point.
Literally posted proof.
At this point you're just yelling at yourself and hoping that everyone else gets angry.
Yell louder