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Attire and Health Surveillance for School-Going Kids2

This is a continuation of the poll creatred earlier "Attire and Health Surveillance for School-Going Kids" http://www.misterpoll.com/polls/362818, and is intended to ask further questions, regarding the school policies.

1. Which part of the world do you belong?

40% (60) USA
6% (10) Canada
18% (27) UK
6% (10) Germany
1% (2) France
0% (0) China
0% (1) Japan
0% (1) North America (Other Countries)
16% (24) Europe (Other Countries)
0% (1) Asia (Other Countries)
3% (5) Africa
0% (1) South America
3% (5) Australia

147 voters have answered this question.

2. Are you a single parent?

52% (76) Yes
47% (69) No

145 voters have answered this question.

3. How many sons do you have, who are less than 11 years old?

30% (42) None
36% (51) One
22% (31) Two
8% (12) Three
2% (3) More than three

139 voters have answered this question.

4. What are the ages of the above-mentioned sons (check all that apply)?

1% (1) Less than 1 year
3% (3) 1+ (equal to or more than 1 year, but less than 2 years)
3% (3) 2+
4% (4) 3+
2% (2) 4+
8% (8) 5+
5% (5) 6+
14% (14) 7+
22% (22) 8+
26% (26) 9+
55% (54) 10+

97 voters have answered this question.

5. How many daughters do you have, who are less than 11 years old?

30% (42) None
36% (50) One
18% (25) Two
9% (13) Three
5% (7) More than three

137 voters have answered this question.

6. What are the ages of the above-mentioned daughters (check all that apply)?

2% (2) Less than 1 year
3% (3) 1+
2% (2) 2+
4% (4) 3+
10% (10) 4+
9% (9) 5+
14% (14) 6+
6% (6) 7+
26% (26) 8+
25% (25) 9+
51% (51) 10+

100 voters have answered this question.

8. Do you think that schools should have a log book, on which to enter kid's time of arrival to school and departure from school, which should be signed daily by parent (for security and safety reasons)?

69% (100) Yes
30% (44) No

144 voters have answered this question.

9. In case of unauthorized absence, should the school, immediately, call parents to find out if the kid left home but not arrived at school?

90% (130) Yes
9% (13) No

143 voters have answered this question.

10. The model in the original poll is for single-gender school wing. Should the school require one or more days of supervised co-education (to cultivate spirit of competition and understanding of opposite gender)?

90% (127) Yes
9% (13) No

140 voters have answered this question.

11. If the answer to Q. 10. is "yes", how many days of supervised co-education may be provided?

9% (12) One
23% (31) Two
66% (87) Three

130 voters have answered this question.

12. During supervised co-education, how many compulsory, formal-dress-up days should be for boys and girls, when training them for speeches, presentations, meetings and interviews (boys put on tie, jacket, trousers, socks and dress shoes, all day long AND girls put on tie, jacket, skirt, leggings socks and dress shoes, all day long) (see, also, Q. 13)?

67% (89) One
9% (13) Two
22% (30) Three

132 voters have answered this question.

13. During supervised co-education, how many, casual dress days should be for boys and girls (see, also, Q. 12)?

42% (57) One
20% (27) Two
37% (51) Three

135 voters have answered this question.

14. For the classes (supervised co-education, adequately heated during winter), what should the boys wear (formal-dress-up, Q. 12, days excluded)?

60% (85) Shorts and briefs (stripped to waist)
19% (27) Half pants and briefs (stripped to waist)
20% (29) Other (please describe)

141 voters have answered this question.

15. For the classes (supervised co-education, adequately heated during winter), what should be the boys' footwear (formal-dress-up, Q. 12, days excluded)?

68% (94) Barefoot
5% (7) Shoes without socks
26% (37) Shoes with socks

138 voters have answered this question.

16. For the classes (supervised co-education, adequately heated during winter), what should the girls wear (formal-dress-up, Q. 12, days excluded)?

18% (24) Shorts and panties (stripped to waist)
25% (33) Miniskirt and panties (stripped to waist)
11% (15) Skirt and panties (stripped to waist)
1% (2) Capri and panties (stripped to waist)
6% (8) Leotard (with dominant arm and neck area bare, i. e., right arm for right-handed kids and vice versa) and shorts
7% (10) Leotard (with dominant arm and neck area bare, i. e., right arm for right-handed kids and vice versa) and miniskirt
3% (4) Leotard (with dominant arm and neck area bare, i. e., right arm for right-handed kids and vice versa) and skirt
3% (4) Leotard (with dominant arm and neck area bare, i. e., right arm for right-handed kids and vice versa) and capri
21% (28) Other (plese describe)

128 voters have answered this question.

17. For the classes (supervised co-education, adequately heated during winter), what should be the girls' footwear (formal-dress-up, Q. 12, days excluded)?

67% (84) Barefoot
8% (11) Shoes without socks
24% (30) Shoes with socks

125 voters have answered this question.

18. For the physical education, what should the boys wear (indoor during winter, indoor and outdoor during summer - supervised co-education)? See messages area, for technical considerations.

43% (59) Briefs only (stripped to waist, barefoot indoors and outdoors)
25% (35) Briefs only (stripped to waist, barefoot indoors, trainers outdoors)
14% (20) Briefs only (stripped to waist, trainers indoors and outdoors)
16% (22) Other (please describe)

136 voters have answered this question.

19. For the physical education, what should the girls wear (indoor during winter, indoor and outdoor during summer – supervised co-education)? See messages area, for technical considerations.

41% (54) Panties only (stripped to waist, barefoot indoors and outdoors)
13% (18) Panties only (stripped to waist, barefoot indoors, trainers outdoors)
4% (6) Panties only (stripped to waist, trainers indoors and outdoors)
11% (15) Leotard (with dominant arm and neck area bare, i. e., right arm for right-handed kids and vice versa, barefoot indoors and outdoors)
6% (8) Leotard (with dominant arm and neck area bare, i. e., right arm for right-handed kids and vice versa, barefoot indoors, trainers outdoors)
7% (10) Leotard (with dominant arm and neck area bare, i. e., right arm for right-handed kids and vice versa, trainers indoors and outdoors)
14% (19) Other (please describe)

130 voters have answered this question.

20. For short exercises (stretching, bending on sides, focusing eyes to infinity to relax them, moving fingers and wrists to increase circulation after computer work or writing) of 5-minute duration at the beginning of each superivised co-educational class, how much should the boys undress?

87% (119) Strip to waist
12% (17) Remove shirts (keep vest on)

136 voters have answered this question.

21. For short exercises (stretching, bending on sides, focusing eyes to infinity to relax them, moving fingers and wrists to increase circulation after computer work or writing) of 5-minute duration at the beginning of each superivised co-educational class, how much should the girls undress?

73% (94) Strip to waist
26% (34) Remove blouses (keep vest on)

128 voters have answered this question.

22. In your opinion, when the boys face disciplinary action in school, they should be required to remain undressed to (during the period of grounding, supervised co-education)?

77% (104) Briefs only (strip to waist)
22% (31) Not at all

135 voters have answered this question.

23. In your opinion, when the girls face disciplinary action in school, they should be required to remain undressed to (during the period of grounding, supervised co-education)?

77% (99) Panties only (strip to waist)
22% (28) Not at all

127 voters have answered this question.

24. Do think it is the duty of schools to arrange educational psychologists, specifically, to look for signs of abuse (physical, sexual, emotional, neglect) an to identify indicators of suicide or violent behvior towards others, for each of their pupils?

78% (103) Yes
21% (28) No

131 voters have answered this question.

25. Do you think that schools should make a firm policy to screen any stranger (prospective parent, prospective student, person from any institution/agency), for possible possession of arms, before alllowing the person to enter school premises, in order to avoid hostage/violent crime situation?

85% (114) Yes
14% (19) No

133 voters have answered this question.

26. Should the above policy be extended to parents, staff, teachers and administrators?

70% (94) Yes
29% (40) No

134 voters have answered this question.

This poll was created on 2009-05-24 15:43:39 by Sylveef
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