Educational attire refers to teacher attire and student attire where the former is meant to promote respect while the later is to distinguish students from adults or those students of different schools. We can group traditional educational attire either under formal or uniformed attire depending on the school which include items such as the standard shirt, skirt, shorts, ties, and rubber shoes. Most education environments, especially universities, colleges, and public schools, allow students to wear casual attire for most situations. School attire can also include graduation attire such as graduation gowns and caps, which have their roots in the British public school system.

How do you focus when studying?

Focus when studying by finding a quiet workspace away from other distractions, creating a plan to study for 20 minutes, taking 5-minute breaks, and simplifying notes to a few words. Don’t waste time re-reading the same notes if they don’t make sense find other sources to study from.

How do you get good grades?

Get good grades in school by motivating yourself, listening and participating in class, taking notes through each lesson, and asking for help when necessary. Be sure to stay focused during your homework, take 15-minute breaks after every 45 minutes of studying, and consider studying with other classmates. Also use a planner to organize your time effectively and rest.

What is studying abroad?

Studying abroad or study abroad, is a school program usually by a university that allows a student to live in a foreign country while attending a foreign university. Study abroad programs typically last a semester, but some programs run for multiple semesters or a year. Studying abroad is a great way for students to immerse themselves in a different culture.

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Sitting - Children (Back)

Assortment of boys and girls sitting as seen from the back profile. Children are always moving between various sitting positions at home or at school as they play and learn. Naturally taking on postures that are comfortable to their bodies, children most commonly sit in positions that include: Criss-cross applesauce (legs crossed), legs in front, legs to the side, on their knees, or W position. W Sitting, when a child sits on their butt with their knees bent and feet angled outward, is known to put your child at risk for injuries and limited core strength and flexibility and should be corrected whenever possible.

Drawing of a group of boys sitting in a row in back elevation
Assortment of boys and girls sitting as seen from the back profile. Children are always moving between various sitting positions at home or at school as they play and learn. Children sitting positions include: Criss-cross applesauce, legs in front, legs to the side, on their knees, or W position.

Drawing of a group of boys sitting in a row in back elevation
Sitting - Children (Back)
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Sitting Style: Criss-Cross Applesauce, legs behind, legs to side
Attire: Casual/School
Ages: 4-6

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Children | Kids Sitting Back elevation, back (silhouette)

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Sitting Chair - Girls (Side)

Kids sitting in chairs are usually resting from play, doing a seated activity at a table or desk, or in school. Most schools require that kids sit in chairs during instruction. The chairs that kids sit in are usually smaller than the chairs adults sit in.

Side elevation illustration with dimensions of girls sitting at chair height in multiple poses
Kids sitting in chairs are usually resting from play, doing a seated activity at a table or desk, or in school. Most schools require that kids sit in chairs during instruction. The chairs that kids sit in are usually smaller than the chairs adults sit in.

Side elevation illustration with dimensions of girls sitting at chair height in multiple poses
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Seat Heights: 12”-18” | 31-46 cm
Table Heights: 20”-24” | 51-61 cm
Style: Casual/School
Ages: 5-8

Drawings include:
Girls Sitting Chair Height side elevations (detail), side (outline)

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Sitting Chair - Boys (Front)

Kids sitting in chairs are usually resting from play, doing a seated activity at a table or desk, or in school. Most schools require that kids sit in chairs during instruction. The chairs that kids sit in are usually smaller than the chairs adults sit in.

Elevation drawing of boys sitting in a line at seat height with dimensions
Kids sitting in chairs are usually resting from play, doing a seated activity at a table or desk, or in school. Most schools require that kids sit in chairs during instruction. The chairs that kids sit in are usually smaller than the chairs adults sit in.

Elevation drawing of boys sitting in a line at seat height with dimensions
Sitting Chair - Boys (Front)
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Seat Heights: 12”-18” | 31-46 cm
Table Heights: 20”-24” | 51-61 cm
Style: Casual/School
Ages: 5-8

Drawings include:
Boys Sitting Chair Height front elevations (detail), side (outline)

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Sitting Chair - Girls (Front)

Kids sitting in chairs are usually resting from play, doing a seated activity at a table or desk, or in school. Most schools require that kids sit in chairs during instruction. The chairs that kids sit in are usually smaller than the chairs adults sit in.

Illustration of a group of girls sitting at chair height as viewed from the front elevation
Kids sitting in chairs are usually resting from play, doing a seated activity at a table or desk, or in school. Most schools require that kids sit in chairs during instruction. The chairs that kids sit in are usually smaller than the chairs adults sit in.

Illustration of a group of girls sitting at chair height as viewed from the front elevation
Sitting Chair - Girls (Front)
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Seat Heights: 12”-18” | 31-46 cm
Table Heights: 20”-24” | 51-61 cm
Style: Casual/School
Ages: 5-8

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Boys Sitting Chair Height front elevations (detail), side (outline)

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Standing - 6 Year Olds (Front)

Collection of assorted 6 year old boys and girls in front elevation with various casual standing postures and clothing. Helpful for understanding the height of 6 year old children when designing spaces such as learning environments, classrooms, and play areas for kids, these scaled drawings are useful when drawing architectural elevations and sections.

6 year old children have average heights between 44"-47” (111.7-119.4 cm). Outline silhouettes and detailed drawings available.

Illustration of assorted 6 year old kids drawn in front elevation
Collection of assorted 6 year old boys and girls in front elevation with various casual standing postures and clothing used to understand the height of 6 year old children when designing spaces for kids.

6 year old children have average heights between 44"-47” (111.7-119.4 cm). Outline silhouettes and detailed drawings available.

Illustration of assorted 6 year old kids drawn in front elevation
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Height (Average): 3’8”-3’11” | 1.19-1.12 m
Style: Casual
Age: 6

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6 Year Old Children Standing front elevation (detail), front (outline)

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