Topic: We should adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools
a zero-tolerance policy is proven to increase discipline across the board, leaving the school a more efficient place for learning.
a zero-tolerance policy is schools just makes good sense.  it keeps things from progressing and real problems arising from repeat offenses.
a zero-tolerance policy is the best way to crack down on unacceptable behavior before it gets out of hand.
a zero-tolerance policy is too restrictive for young children
a zero-tolerance policy lets students know that the school is focused on education
a zero-tolerance policy make a firm statement against problematic behavior.
a zero-tolerance policy removes the responsibility for teachers to help identify the underlying issues and help to resolve them
a zero-tolerance policy should be in effect in all schools as a measure to ensure children have a safe learning environement free from fear and harm.
a zero-tolerance policy unfairly fails to discriminate between extremely minor offences and serious breaches of discipline - too much valuable time is wasted implementing an inefficient mechanism.
a zero-tolerance policy will keep bad students away from the good ones and also deter students that are thinking of bad behaviors.
a zero-tolerance policy will often leave someone in a situation that should be viewed differently.
a zero-tolerance policy will scare students into leaning towards not committing a crime, if the risk is expulsion.
a zero-tolerance policy will serve to deter kids from committing major infractions.
a zero-tolerance policy will weaken students. it shields them from experiences (mainly negative) that they may face in the real world.
a zero-tolerance policy within schools will help support a healthy environment where students do not feel threatened due to the differences (or perceived differences).
a zero-tolerance policy would benefit staff and pupils alike.
a zero-tolerance policy would help keep children safer.
a zero-tolerence is too harsh, children get reprimanded for even the most innocent act.
a zer-tolerance policy removes disruptive pupils and allows the others to learn in a stable environment
adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools is very very important for our lifes ans security
adopting a zero tolerance in schools doesn't allow for a second chance when a child really did not mean to do what they did.
adopting a zero tolerance in schools will help reduce the amount of bullying that happens.
adopting a zero tolerance policy can be harmful to children who are suspended or expelled from schools it can affect their education and if not supervised properly they can become engaged in illegal activities
adopting a zero tolerance policy helps to keep the school environment safe for children it also reduces favouritism because there isnt room for subjectivity
adopting a zero tolerance rule in schools is good for safety.
adopting a zero-policy in schools allows for a safer educational environment.
adopting a zero-tolerance policy helps to combat violence and drug abuse in schools