The right way to dress for teachers

IT is school time again; teachers and students are back inside the classroom. Coming to school needs a lot of preparation and one is choosing the right clothes to make an impressive identity as the school year starts. In going to the teaching field, teachers must wear the appropriate clothes to look professional; this applies for both new and veteran teachers.Teachers should consider the right clothes to wear in the classroom. At times it's quite difficult to choose the right stuff. Some struggle to get dressed in the morning, others come to school overdressed, and others underdressed.
What could be a good get up for teachers in the elementary, high school and college? Students today are sharp-eyed. They are very keen about their teachers' outfits, looks, hairstyles, jewelries and make-up. As teachers we want to look nice. Are dress pants and skirts, jeans and rainbow flip-flops, plunging necklines, miniskirts, sleeveless blouses, long shapeless dresses, unflattering jumpers, unbecoming floral, and everything matched with a too-big cardigan becoming of a teacher?
How do our students want us to dress? According to Beth Lewis, "It's a fine art, achieving effortless teacher style while still maintaining a teacher's professional look." She added two tips in making a teacher's wardrobe. First, modesty is essential, especially if you're working with high school students, those teenage boys have enough estrogen to distract them from their studies; no professional teacher wants to be another distraction.Penelope Cruz Shows Off Two Stylish Dresses In One Day In NYC.Keep in mind when choosing tops, especially V-neck tops, the majority of the time you're going to be bending over helping a student with a problem. Second, "length and comfort are key, especially for those teachers working with elementary students. The majority of the time, teachers need to squat down or bend down to meet a student at eye level or help them with their projects. A lot of projects are done on the floor as well."
Choose clothes that are purposely cut with modesty, not low cut, covering the upper arms and have longer hemlines. One can choose cute t-shirts and blouses that have some pretty embellishments to dress them up a bit for work with khakis or under a blazer. Skirts are best at a length that is right below the knees to mid-calf. This length is probably the best bet for any teacher dress or skirt because it's comfortable and professional.For shoes, comfort is king. - Avoid trendy too-high heels and opt for sensible flats that can last all day. For the most part, tennies are out, but maybe for field trips or Jog-a-thon day, you could get away with it.