Seminars etc?
I gave them up years ago.
Good luck to you, I wish I had your enlightenment.
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L-i-T: I teach at a government university and while I like my students to be dressed in whatever they please, I always dress in 'appropriate' attire.
I soon realised (and I've been teaching for nearly 10 years) that the students, whatever they are allowed to wear, have more respect for a teacher wearing more formal clothes. It's the way they've been conditioned, like it or not. I wouldn't feel comfortable teaching them in jeans and a t-shirt, and I don't think that they would either.
Just a thought: How do the Thais react when you turn up to your seminars in casual clothes?
VS
I soon realised (and I've been teaching for nearly 10 years) that the students, whatever they are allowed to wear, have more respect for a teacher wearing more formal clothes. It's the way they've been conditioned, like it or not. I wouldn't feel comfortable teaching them in jeans and a t-shirt, and I don't think that they would either.
Just a thought: How do the Thais react when you turn up to your seminars in casual clothes?
VS
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