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4-8-2008 10:49 PM
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Eaglewings says:
What where they thinking? With all the craziness in this world already must we be playing dress-up during the time when our children are supposed to be learning? It would appear from the participation that a minority of the students actually participated. Could this indicate that the majority thought it was just plain silly? Talk about WACKY WEEK! I think the only thing wacky about this week was the school district's idea of a wacky week.
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4-9-2008 1:03 AM
tanyamm
With all the craziness in the world, why not let the kids have a few days of fun. The ones that complained probably don't want Hallowe'en celebrated either; and what about Christmas and Easter. The real world probably hits a lot of the kids in their faces as soon as class lets out.
4-9-2008 2:31 AM
Eaglewings
And so boys dressing up like girls and girls dressing up like boys helps how? I know kids need to play and have fun and all that good stuff but I think this whole make believe wacky week was way over the top. There is enough confusion and mayhem in the world I believe the students would be best served being shown some sense and sensibilities in an otherwise senseless world. And because the report went on to say only 40% of the students actually participated doesn't that say even the majority of the kids thought it was a stupid idea?

Or perhaps the majority of the parents thought it was SILLY?
4-9-2008 11:21 AM
Eaglewings
Believe me, the bosses of the world only wish it were that easy to control peoples minds!
Actually Yanc it is that easy. If you get a person young enough and repeat and action often enough before long that action becomes a habit and the habit becomes a lifestyle. It is the same thing with repeating a lie loud enough and often enough eventually people start to believe it as truth. I am not saying that the dress-up day was a bad thing in and of itself but dress-up week seemed a bit of an overkill. I am not saying that dress-up week was in and of itself damaging to these young people, it is just the idea that playing dress-up was the focus of a whole week of educational time. Heck Halloween only lasts for one night.
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