Cultural Reflection Essay

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If someone asks me to define culture, I would say that it is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, defined by everything from language, religion, cuisine, social habits, music and arts. In addition, everyone know that adapt in new culture is not easy, especially when the culture is very different from your own, you will find a hard time with it. I already faced this kind of situation that you need to move to a new culture, so I would like to share some experience on it.
From a Lineman to become a quarterback:
Due to service learning program, this program made met get involve in a situation that I need to change from the role of student to become tutor. To change the role of student to the role of tutor, it like …show more content…

When I was 16, I have struggled so much on a subject like Biology. I studied so hard but still my effort doesn’t pay out yet, it makes me depress so much and want to give up about chemistry. So I went to discuss with my instructor about to drop this course. After I told her all about my problem, and reason about my decision to drop class because I don’t think I am smart enough to learn it. In the end, of conversation she didn’t give me a permission rather than that she told me that she think she figure out something, it’s not I stupid but my attitude makes my performance is not in a top form, she will try her best to change my …show more content…

The culture of Normal and disabled students are things that what I want to say. To be honest, to be a regular tutor is quite a difficult job you have many things to concern like teaching, student, and preparation but you concern will be double if you teaching in disabled students society. If someone ask me how much difficult to teach disabled students, I would say that how much difficult you think for a player to be a coach. It completely different stage, it not like something like player change their position with other player, we are talking about someone changes his/her role of a player to become a coach, it is a huge

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