Dear MEL
Topic Readers,
Australian
school bans clapping to protect sensitive children
Alternative
ways to cheer and praise. Students of a school in Sydney are banned to clap
their hands. This new policy was introduced in consideration of the students
who are too sensitive to noise. Students now cheer silently, showing excited
faces or punching the air.
Isn’t that practicable
to eliminate the sound effect completely and depends on another sense, visual,
to express one’s thought or emotion?
It seems that
people are expected to be more sensitive to others and things aren’t that
simple any longer.
Enjoy reading
and thinking if you can adopt newly emerging policies or practices.
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