It is too conservative, too fashionable and not dignified for a young teacher who has just set foot on the podium. As a teacher, have you ever been confused by improper dress? In this regard, Wang Ying, an image consultant of Life Show, believes that teachers should be kind and generous at work and in class, reflect teachers' professional characteristics, and dress should leave a mature and steady impression on students. You can wear some avant-garde fancy clothes you like after work.

Not vulgar, not exposed

Teachers should be kind and generous in work and class, reflect teachers' professional characteristics, and dress should leave a mature and stable impression on students. You can't wear "rustic", otherwise you can't achieve the "serious" educational purpose. Can't wear "tacky", otherwise it will have a negative impact on students' ideological education. It is not advisable to wear "cool clothes" and put an end to wearing vests, miniskirts and slippers in class. Don't wear "partially exposed" clothes such as halter tops and sleeveless tops.

Set an example first

Imagine that when a scantily clad female teacher turns and raises her hand to write on the blackboard, the eyes from under the podium can easily visit the teacher's inadvertently exposed waist or underwear, which will be very embarrassing. What people don't want to see is that in such a solemn place as the classroom, students are bored and confused and have meaningless imagination because of the teacher's clothes. To win the respect of students, teachers must first set an example.