Difference Between Asian And American Public Schools
Asian and American people are actually different in multiple aspects, such as cultures, foods, and fashion style. Asian public schools and American public schools are also different. However, the difference between Asian public school and American public schools express clearly through five things, the school rules, school classes, the school lunchtime, the school pressure, personal morality in school.
The first difference is the school's rules. Most American public schools allow students to dye their hair, wear anything they want, as long as it is not sexy or offending others. Also, they allow the male students to wear earrings and have long hair. Conversely, Asian public schools require students wearing the school uniform with shoes. Male students must have short hair and do not allow to wear earrings. Female students cannot wear more than one ear-rings each ear. Students are not allowed to dye their hair. For example, in Vietnam, Japan, South Korean, China and other Asian countries, every public school have their own uniform, and the students must wear the uniform of the school that they attended. For another …show more content…
American public schools do not have numerous rules like Asian public schools. That reason causes Asian students are more pressure than American students. According to "Tackling the deadliest day for Japanese teenagers" of BBC News. Masa who was a high school student said "My school uniform felt so heavy as if I was in armor, I couldn't bear the school's ambiance and my heart was pounding. I thought about killing myself because that would have been easier". For an example, when I was in public high school in Vietnam, I attended six to seven classes a day. There were many lectures and much homework. I studied too much that I hated school and I did not want to go to school anymore. Still, I only attended three to four classes a day when I was in high school here, so I felt comfortable and less
The first difference is the school's rules. Most American public schools allow students to dye their hair, wear anything they want, as long as it is not sexy or offending others. Also, they allow the male students to wear earrings and have long hair. Conversely, Asian public schools require students wearing the school uniform with shoes. Male students must have short hair and do not allow to wear earrings. Female students cannot wear more than one ear-rings each ear. Students are not allowed to dye their hair. For example, in Vietnam, Japan, South Korean, China and other Asian countries, every public school have their own uniform, and the students must wear the uniform of the school that they attended. For another …show more content…
American public schools do not have numerous rules like Asian public schools. That reason causes Asian students are more pressure than American students. According to "Tackling the deadliest day for Japanese teenagers" of BBC News. Masa who was a high school student said "My school uniform felt so heavy as if I was in armor, I couldn't bear the school's ambiance and my heart was pounding. I thought about killing myself because that would have been easier". For an example, when I was in public high school in Vietnam, I attended six to seven classes a day. There were many lectures and much homework. I studied too much that I hated school and I did not want to go to school anymore. Still, I only attended three to four classes a day when I was in high school here, so I felt comfortable and less