Your English teacher says that you need to write on anything within the broad topic of "complex processes." Remember and reference the chart above to narrow down this huge topic to something that could be discussed in a four to six-page paper.

Write a paragraph of at least 125 words stating your final choice for a topic. Be sure to mention why you think your topic is suitable given the audience, purpose, and occasion of the composition that you would write.

 School uniforms keep students from expressing their selves.  Adults believe that if students have uniforms that it can keep them under control but if you listen to the students they reject the idea of uniforms.  By allowing your students to have free dress this allows them a small amount of freedom which would in case make them respect their leaders and teachers.  Just the simple fact of allowing them to wear something they enjoy allows them to show how they feel which could also help the teachers get to know their students.  To all of the antagonist who believe uniforms are good things take this into thought.

School uniforms keep students from expressing their selves.  Adults believe that if students have uniforms that it can keep them under control but if you listen to the students they reject the idea of uniforms.  By allowing your students to have free dress this allows them a small amount of freedom which would in case make them respect their leaders and teachers.  Just the simple fact of allowing them to wear something they enjoy allows them to show how they feel which could also help the teachers get to know their students.  To all of the antagonist who believe uniforms are good things take this into thought.

Explanation:

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i think the answer is c

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