Identify a boundary that you cross on a daily basis. How are your behavior, identity, and rights affected by crossing this boundary?

Answer:

Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information: Crossing the boundary from general public property to school property is a boundary that many children cross nearly every day. When this boundary is crossed, the rules of appropriate social behavior and individual rights change. Because a boundary is a line that surrounds a territory under control by a person or a group in power, school property is a different territory from one’s house or even the public street. In schools, the power of authority changes. This affects behavior and rules, including dress codes, personal space boundary changes, and codes of conduct.