Did you ever notice the dress worn by the teacher? The male teachers are usually in shirt and pants. A physical trainer may be wearing the T-shirt or the track shirt. There is not much choice for the Men. However the lady teachers, they may be wearing different types dress. It could be traditional sari or salwar kameez or some institutions allow western formal wear and even jeans! Over and above these clothes can be of different origins and materials.
If it is a cotton sari, it could be Bengal cotton, printed cotton, Coimbatore cotton etc., If it is a silk sare, then it could be Banaras silk, Kanchipuram silk, or mysore silk, crepe silk or raw silk, etc.,
A teacher may be wearing salwar kameez on monday, cotton sari on tuesday and mysore silk saree on wednesday etc.,
Beyond the fashion, there are prestige issues. Those who are well to do and are financial good may be wearing expensive dress all the times. However, the middle class staff have to be content with the economical clothes. Doesn't this breed a sense superiority complex in some and sense of inferiority complex among the teachers?
On the other side of the coin, the students have to wear the same checkered shirt and plain colored trousers all the six days of the week. One sober uniform for all the six days!! No scope for wearing anything of their choice! Is n't this unfair?
It seems, Uniform is required in student life to bring a sense equality and harmony among students.
If it is so, why not among the teachers? Who has more discriminating nature; children or adults? Is it the students or the adults who have more of all the "arishadvarga" traits?
In summary for an effective education system, if there is uniform for students, then there should be Uniform for teachers as well? Doesn't it make sense?
Steve Jobs said "Children are great imitators, so give them some thing great to imitate"!
घोडा हैं, मैदान हैं, यह बंदा परेशान हैं !
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