No, this is NOT appropriate attire.
Children are at the infancy of their psychological and intellectual development.
They are still at the stage of understanding how different situations have different contexts.
And different contexts require different attire, dressing for the beach and dressing for school is different.
Presentation is also teaching without us even knowing it, kids learn from how we dress as well.
We are getting them ready for the world, the school is a place of work for a teacher but he treating it like he dressed up for a gay disco jazz club.
Kids near clear signals of what type of situation they are in. Yes they do!
Secondly what would most parents want? that matters too.
Parents should absolutely be feeling confident that their teacher doesn't think that his job is a joke.
Fair or not, parents shouldn't see their kids's teacher dressed in an attention-seeking way. It should def raise concerns about judgement.
Teaching is not only about teaching, it's also about creating a professional learning environment.
Kids have to learn what being professional is.
You think China or Japan got teachers doing this fruitcake shyt?
Supporting this is not just being a blind ass liberal, it's also pushing the destruction of societal discipline, and that's not something this hemisphere needs right now.
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