First School Week in UWEC

I can obviously see the differences of students' behaviors in the U.S. classes. In Thailand, students wear uniform to school in almost every university and if it's the made up class, it's impolite for students to wear flip flop to the class. So, eating and drinking are also not allowed in the class. It's not a rule but a norm. But here in the U.S., students can wear whatever they want (I haven't seen girl students in shorts, anyway, which is pretty good.) and they can put any food in their mouths during studying in the class. I once saw a student ate snacks while she's listening to the professor!

Even though students here are allowed to eat in class, they participate in the class actively. That makes me feel as if I was the least smart student in the class. (Maybe I am but I wish I'm not.) As a student of Faculty of Education, I wish classes in Thailand would be lively as these in the U.S.