Best Dressed Teacher Contest

You know you're a super stylish educator!

 

Now, it's time to prove it with the

TeachHUB Best Dressed Teacher Contest.

 

To Enter:

Submit your best back-to-school outfit that is:

~ Super stylish

~ Work appropriate

~ Makes you feel awesome walking through the halls

 

Email your

1. fashionista photo and

2. fashion motto in 10 words or less

to acondron@teachhub.com by Monday, Nov. 7 at 12 CST, along with your name and school.

 

TeachHUB's style squad will choose five finalists, then TeachHUB visitors will vote on a winner. The winner will be announced Monday, Nov. 21.

 

Prize

In addition to bragging rights, the winner of the TeachHUB Best Dressed Teacher Contest will receive a $100 giftcard to the teacher-appropriate store of his/her choosing AND a "spread" of her/his best teacher outfits to be published on TeachHUB!!

 

In the words of Tim Gunn, MAKE IT WORK!!!!

 

 

Need fashion assistance? Here are the top 12 fashion tips for teachers on a budget!

Comments

alma iniguez's picture

alma iniguez

Tue, 2011-09-06 20:20

stay cool, look professional, and wear comfy shoes!!

Betty Worrell's picture

Betty

Thu, 2011-09-15 14:22

Opinions of a person are formed within the first three minutes of meeting a person. Currently it seems the general public has lost respect for educators and our ability to offer a quality education for our students. No other professional community is critized more harshly than teachers. Society has all the solutions, however few are willing to experience a typical twelve hour daily journey in "teacher land". What connection can be made between this and best dressed teachers? Dress as a professional leader, role model, and teacher not like teenage students or old maids. Wear clothing that makes you feel important - after all teaching is the most important job in America - convey a sense of proudness for each person you come in contact with! Without a pay raise in four years, yet wanting the best for my students and buying materials out of pocket, I shop in upscale consignment establishments for the latest fashions. You know, those purchased by professionals who, like me spent seven years in colleges, but can afford to buy great clothes.

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Kelly

Sat, 2011-10-15 09:54

I have the benefit of being raised in a Suburban " if it isn't name-brand stay at home" environment...first teaching job in rural "oh my goodness you color your hair" environment, and now in an urban "anything goes" environment...the way we dress and it's impact on student success is completely relative to the environment you are living/teaching in....wearing a suit that costs more than the monthly income of the population you serve may not be the best of routes to go....likewise...wearing a velour tracksuit and tennis shoes to school while your students are comparing Vuitton handbags is equally mismatched as well.

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Jlisto

Mon, 2011-11-07 15:58

The key, dressing the way you want to be perceived. Establish your look and invest in long wearing/long lasting basics. Nearly every professional is having to economize, so great staples are key. Many of my most complemented outfits are hand me overs or new to me, however, a pachima or scarf well wrapped, an unusual necklace, and tights!!! can make a great statement and add variety. Reflect the passion and the integrity of the career chosen and every once in a while, get all dressed and go to school.

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Donna

Tue, 2011-11-01 14:49

It's all about the accessories - It's amazing what a $10.00 necklace can do to a basic sweater.

Georgia's picture

Georgia

Mon, 2011-11-07 10:47

True beauty is expressed by the compassion of one's heart, not by the outward appearance!

William's picture

William

Wed, 2011-11-09 17:18

Go Mr Godin He is the best teacher in our middle school he is so funny

Isabella's picture

Isabella

Wed, 2011-11-09 18:40

Mr.Godin has to win best dressed teacher contest hes too awsome to lose

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