Noemi cantera

  Can our social culture influence our psychology? It seems that if it influences and can affect our esteem, whether of gender or capabilities, cataloging women as being the devil sex was one of the paradigms that is being removed from our current society or that men do not cry, why not? we are human beings with feelings and we can cry, laugh without determining who can and who cannot. In our Latin American culture, there is not much difference between one country and another about the differences they make between women and men or between boys and girls, but this type of behavior is changing, I can see it in adolescents, they have more extensive information. of the place, that man or woman occupies in society and they have broken many paradigms that in my adolescence limited me to do many of the activities that I would have liked to do and I am glad that this happens because there should be no difference in capacities between men and the woman and not by the race that defines us. ...

I remember when I was a child the effort you make to follow the rules and good behavior inside and outside the home, I remember saying hello shaking hands I always confused about which hand to greet, and sometimes I did it with my left hand and my mother always remembered me with "The right girl!" And it was unforgivable if he did not greet the elders, well I think that in all cultures good and bad manners are cultivated and what for my culture is good for other cultures will be bad. . Belching If I ever have to be in China or Taiwan, it would be terrible for me to have lunch with them because erupting at the table is a bad way is unpleasant, in my country doing it is a sign of bad manners, rude. Exposing Your Palms While in my country to greet by waving the palms of the hands is a sign of kindness and friendship and it is a habit in Greece it is extremely offensive, if I ever visit Greece I will take it into account I do not want to be offensive.  No Tipping! It's okay y...

  Having Cross-Cultural Students in the Classroom is a challenge for the future TESOL teacher because he must develop a work plan to achieve a good student environment. He will have to consider Asian students with their high respect for teachers, their low expressiveness, and their little participation due to their cultural paradigms. African American students with their active participation and high expressiveness, American whites tend to be less expressive, Hispanics with their high tolerance for expressiveness. Don't let the teacher be surprised if an American student enters the classroom late without apologizing or if African Americans talk too much or if Asians just want to participate all of this is part of cultural behaviors. Professor Ivers said: We live in an egalitarian society, supposedly. Now, is it really egalitarian? Before God we are all equal, we all have the same opportunities and rights, we are all subject to the law. With these precepts we must act before the cro...