Many people believe in the idea of school children wearing a school uniform, but should teachers as well be required to conform to a dress code? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your knowledge or experience.

The given map represents the growth of the
Village
. Overall we can see that during
one century
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v
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illage had grown in terms of area as well as infrastructure and transportation facilities.
First
of all,
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nitially very small area was covered by
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illage and it
have
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two main
road
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for transportation which have
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unction at
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north east
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northeast
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of
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ap.
Then
, during 1883-1992
village
expand in
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outh on edge of road and
motor way
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motorway
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also
quilted which is connecting which connecting north and south end on
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ast side of
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ap which
have
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ross section with
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ain road in
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,
small town
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stretched its boundaries on
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ast side and west side of main roads in
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pcoming 48 years.
In addition
,
first
railway track
also
builted
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built
which was passing through the
village
got its
first
railway station. After that vast development has been observed in the
village
in the terms of area between 1970-1994. A small
choleywood
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Chorleywood
pank
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park
and golf course
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illage.
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  • professionalism
  • conform
  • dress code
  • authority
  • cohesive
  • socioeconomic disparities
  • egalitarian
  • reputation
  • stakeholders
  • standardized
  • focus
  • quality of education
  • unified
  • respect
  • visual differences
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