One of the viewers with an ID Kaizox.fx commented on a recent video of Hustle Heart Thrive that I genuinely want to understand the reasoning behind a rule respectfully: how is a student's discipline connected to the length or style of their hair? I understand the importance of maintaining a neat and clean apperance, but I am finding it difficult to understand how forcing someone to cut their hair improves their discipline, if even we think that yeah someone had long hairs messy, untidy hairs so we cut it, we had the right but what about the lost confidence of the kid and yeah one more thing I will never understand how teachers use sentences like girlfriend ko baal pasand honge ya ladki impress krni hai on a minor on which Usha Kiran Jha shared her unique perspective that is worth thinking.
Usha Kiran Jha gave a response to this thoughtful comment that brings a deeper perspective to everyone that shifts the entire conversation from hair length to the broader meaning and purpose of schools. Usha Kiran Jha says that the problem is not whether the hair is long or short that makes a student disciplined. But there is a set of protocols in schools, and that's how school functions. Some guidelines reduce distractions to encourage fairness across the school campus. Usha Kiran Jha said further that school is a place where kids learn, respect, and peaceful living within the community is taught. These rules strengthen consistency, which makes it fair for school functioning. Usha Kiran Jha believes that discipline encourages co-existence within the community, which eliminates remarks that may affect students emotionally.
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