Topic: We should adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools
We should not adopt zero tolerance policies because they lead to suspensions and expulsions which undermine students' education.
We should not adopt zero tolerance policies because they punish students for standing up for themselves or fighting back against bullies, which is unfair and undermines faith in school discipline.
we should not have a zero-tolerance policy in our schools since the definitions of what constitutes bad behavior is subjective.  each issue should be handled individually to be fair.
we shouldn't adapt a zero tolerance policy in schools because everyone deserves a second chance. especially children who are still being molded into the people they will become.
we shouldn't adopt a zero tolerance policy in schools because it could cause kids to be wrongfully punished due to misunderstandings for example protecting themselves against a bully
we shouldn't adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools because a misunderstanding can cause innocent students to be suspended or expelled
we shouldn't adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools because children need to learn this is the way of the world and how some people assume it's ok to live
we shouldn't adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools because high school kids are emotional and they shouldn't be severely punished the first time they get into a fight or get caught with drugs
we shouldn't adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools because it doesn't actually improve school safety and some of the suspensions are unfair
we xhould adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools that way kids will behave and not act up
when a child or teacher does a very bad act, they must be punished. when a person knows they will not get away with doing something bad, they will be less likely to do it.
when a person is allowed to break some rules they think they can break all rules therefore there should be a zero-tolerance policy in schools
while children in schools need discipline, having a zero tolerance policy doesn't allow them to make mistakes and learn from them
with the amount of violence increasing everywhere, we cannot take chances, especially in schools.
with the rise of school violence, zero tolerance is needed more and more every day
with the system which already school operating with, adopting zero-tolerance is not needed at all.
without a judge and jury, a zero tolerance policy can't work.
Young children have not yet developed the mental faculties to make good decisions and fully understand the consequences of their actions. Zero-tolerance policies does little more than punish them for their biological age.
young people must be given chances to make mistakes and to correct them so we must tolerate some things that are detrimental to the learning environment and allow students to atone for their mistakes
Young people need clear boundaries and rules so that every pupil can be educated in a calm and orderly school.
zero telerance policied do not address underlying causes for the behaviour that is causing the issue