Requirements of Teachers Law on Teachers' Dress

The requirements of the Teachers Law for teachers' dress are as follows:

1. dress etiquette:? Teachers should dress in a professional manner, whether in educational and teaching activities or in public places: elegant, contemporary, popular with students and in line with teachers' identity;

2. Appearance etiquette:? Teachers should be correct, solemn, gentle and elegant. No heavy makeup; Do not wear exaggerated earrings, necklaces, etc. ; Don't dye colored nails; Don't dye your hair in strange colors;

3. manners:? Sitting posture should be dignified, standing posture should be tall and straight, and walking posture should be steady;

4. Social etiquette:? Respect others and be polite to others; Restrain yourself, self-discipline and self-respect;

5. Etiquette for attending a party:? Teachers attending formal parties, male teachers should wear dark tunic suits and suits, and female teachers should wear cheongsam, dresses or suits. Don't digress from Wan Li when attending the salon exchange, wasting your precious time;

6. the etiquette of the network:? Teachers should keep in mind the identity of teachers when communicating with others through the Internet and short messages. Respect others when using network language; The message board should be responsible for its own comments;

7. Etiquette for entering and leaving the school gate:? Take the initiative to greet people when entering the school gate; Bicycles (battery cars) are implemented, motorcycles and cars slowly move to the designated storage places, and they are neatly discharged, leaving the campus to say "goodbye" on their own initiative;

8. Classroom etiquette:? Prepare teaching materials and teaching AIDS before entering the classroom, and do not bring communication tools into the classroom; Don't sit, don't lean, don't walk back and forth too much; Use honorific words "please" and respectful gestures; Pay attention to every student; Don't satirize students.

9. Office etiquette:? Behave well, speak politely, abide by public morality and work in a civilized way. Don't chat online, play games or download entertainment films.

10. Etiquette of calling:? Don't call during office hours. Answer the phone with concise content and moderate voice.

1 1. Etiquette in communication with students? Smile and talk, and communicate on an equal footing.

12. Etiquette in communication with parents? Parents should greet, ask and answer, and send them away. Teacher dress etiquette asked teacher dress etiquette.

13. Home visit etiquette? You should write a note or make an appointment by phone before the home visit, and tell your parents the contents of the home visit. Don't complain at home.

14. Flag-raising etiquette? Take off your hat and sunglasses and stand at attention.

15. Etiquette at the meeting? : The phone is muted or turned off, and you don't answer the phone, send text messages or read text messages.