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Q: If you teach at a uni, college or highschool do they have dress codes?

For instance short skirts or anything distracting is that banned not allowed at your school?

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I don't teach, but I bet that clothing optional is not allowed.

Same with pantless Fridays.

icnif77:

I researched your statement about 'Fridays' a bit, and....'panties-less' is grammatically correct as per Y!.

 

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&fr=my-myy-s&va=paris+hilton+panties+less 

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icnif77:

I edited!surprisemy panties...how did you make your link blue?

  

you're using VPN?

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TedDBayer:

My link works, yours doesn't guess thats why. Don't get your panties in a knot.

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It depends on the college. A lot of colleges prefer formal clothing.

GuilinRaf:

I have to wear a suit and tie. Students also have a strict dress code.

Today, my boss was not happy because I wore blue jeans, dress shirt and a blue blazer, no tie. I told him that I will come to teach today because it is required of me, but I will dress comfortably if I must do so on the weekend.

I will dress similarly tomorrow too....

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I have an American friend who wears jeans during instructing in some university and the dean has no problem with it. I also have seen a female teacher who wears lovely (sexy) skirt and nobody threw a comment about her dressing way. I hate it when an employer shows a complete controlling over teachers.

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pretty relaxed at my school, no ties, no sandals, no shorts, no tank tops, anything else is ok.

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Every university I have worked at has required that I am dressed.

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No why?

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Sorry, I don't do 'buff'.

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