I experienced both Korean and American class in University, so I can feel the differences between them. Comparing differences is very fun to me because I can prove the cultural differences, especially, the difference of education.
The most differnt thing is the students' participation. In Korea, if students ask or say in the middle of class, they think this behavior interupts other students' concentration. Moreover, they even think that the student who did like this have a strong intention to show off. Thus, Korean students usually don't ask or coment in class. Instead, they ask the question after class. However, in America, I saw many students feel free to ask teachers about question right after they find it. Also, teachers answer the question natually.
The second difference is about the relationship between teacher and student. In Korea, people think teacher is higher person, and students are lower person. What I mean is that Korean students are strongly educated to respect their teacher. For example, students in Korea can not call the teacher's name. In America, it was unfamiliar to call my teacher's name! Whenever I called my teacher's name, I even felt guilty. This makes me feel rude. However, In America, I think students also respect their teachers, but they have more equal relationship.
Although I felt the differences between students in both nations, I could find a lot of similarities.



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