Lecturer introduces dressing code for students
 
Posted on: 2008-04-28 00:00:00             GNA
 
 
Dr Samuel Asiedu-Addo, a Mathematics Lecturer of University of Education, Winneba, has instituted a dress code for students who attend his lectures.

Speaking to Ghana News Agency at Winneba on Monday, Dr Asiedu-Addo said the men were expected to put on white long-sleeved shirt over black trousers, belt and shoes with a flying tie.

The women would put on white on top over a black skirt with a flying tie or muffler and he would put on coat over the attire by the men.

Dr Asiedu-Addo explained that the measure was to eliminate indiscipline and introduce decent dressing on campus.

He said the measure the first in a tertiary institution in the country was not compulsory for other students adding, "some lecturers from other faculties and departments have planned to emulate him."

"Students to my lectures should look decent as any other professionals because teaching is a noble profession. Teachers should make teaching attractive, enjoyable and be proud," he added.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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