By Dhwani Desai Controversy; a disagreement, typically when prolonged, public, or heated. There are thousands are thousands, maybe millions, of controversies that people can debate about for hours. Today, I thought it’d be fun to share my thoughts and opinions regarding different topics. Topic 1: Should schools have uniforms? My opinion on this is yes and no. I think after a certain age level, it should be fine to wear whatever you want. But to expose little children to jealousy because someone is wearing something prettier or more expensive than them is the reason, I think elementary and maybe middle school should have uniforms. I’m not saying older kids don’t have reason to be jealous. I know some people become upset, but it’s easier for older individuals to digest and deal with jealousy than younger individuals. I also believe that teenagers should have the right to freely dress and express themselves however they want. Topic 2: Will artificial intelligence take over the world
By Shreya Deo Learning types. In elementary school, we were once given a 30 minute interactive lesson with the counselor where 4 different learning types were introduced- auditory learners, visual learners, kinesthetic learners, and traditional learners. But was a 30 minute session really enough to explore this topic that could have potentially made class a little easier? The answer is no. Thats why today on Student Side Up, I want to talk to you about the importance of knowing your learning type, and how you can use it to your advantage. Why is knowing your learning type important? Knowing your learning type is crucial to being successful in your classes. Students tend to identify their learning type in middle school and even early high school. I personally started to pay more attention to it in 8th grade, but it really depends on your overall study habits as well. Learning types, for starters, will help you identify which learning method proves to be the most beneficial for you. In t