Fashion Police Lesson

[Freddy]

For those of you who teach this stuff to others or who enjoy alternative modes of learning for yourself, here's a link to an updated Fashion Police lesson. In two downloadable formats.
Feedback invited.
2015/16 Fashion Police

Can't wait to share this 64 slide PowerPoint and 64 page PDF with my association! They are gonna love this.

[Kansas Ref]

I read with much interest--and dare I say entertainment--your post on Fashion Police and the related PDF images in the hyperlink.
With regard to strict enforcement of "Rule 3-5-a & c" : what is your take on a player (male) wearing a pink "breast cancer" logo wristband if the predominant color of their uni's are black and gold? Keep in mind that all the team players wear it for one game and it is done in due commemoration of this rather unique cause and supported by a fundraiser held at the school for that particular day only for which all the players purchased the pink wristbands in order to donate to this cause.
Do you allow the wristband (as a one off) or do you rule against--order its removal? Just curious.

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by Kansas Ref

I read with much interest--and dare I say entertainment--your post on Fashion Police and the related PDF images in the hyperlink.

With regard to strict enforcement of "Rule 3-5-a & c" : what is your take on a player (male) wearing a pink "breast cancer" logo wristband if the predominant color of their uni's are black and gold? Keep in mind that all the team players wear it for one game and it is done in due commemoration of this rather unique cause and supported by a fundraiser held at the school for that particular day only for which all the players purchased the pink wristbands in order to donate to this cause.

Do you allow the wristband (as a one off) or do you rule against--order its removal? Just curious.

Let 'em play. Otherwise, you are announcing to all that you are leading the war against boobs!!


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[bob jenkins]

Go to the coach / AD and ask, "You had this approved by the state, right?"

Use the correct tone to get the correct answer.

Freddo I love your presentations but I could make better use of a very concise version of the same thing, perhaps something I could write on a 3x5 card and laminate. I am thinking about carrying such a card in my pocket on the court so I could whip it out if the coach has any objections. Do you think you could create such a thing?