A professional yet approachable outfit would be ideal for a first day on the job. Think about dressing nicely. For example, wear a collared shirt or blouse with slacks, pants, or a knee-length skirt. Your clothes should be clean and well-fitting. For a more put together appearance, layer with a cardigan or blazer. Steer clear of anything too baggy or showing, such jeans, graphic tees, or too casual shoes.

I believe wearing attire that separates yourself from the student in a mature, appropriate way is a good view of what you can or cannot wear. You want to dress to present yourself as someone to look up to.

Usually, wearing more professional attire distinguishes you from your students and creates a powerful and respectful balance between the teachers and the students. As a beginner teacher, the advice I can give you on what to wear is something that covers the three B's of your body and you should be great.

I believe attire for teachers should remain professional, but still be on the casual side. You want your students to feel welcome and at home when they are in the classroom!

I would try and be as professional as possible so that you have a certain authority with the students. But still having those casual days will help them relate to you

I think teachers should aim for a balance between professional and casual attire. Dressing this way helps create a warm and inviting atmosphere where students feel comfortable and welcome.

Work attire expectations vary, but aim for a balance of comfort and professionalism. A smart, polished look like a blouse with slacks or a modest dress is welcoming and professional for your first day.