How are US students classroom behavior compared to the students in other parts of the world?

Question

I like to hear from teachers who have experienced both US and other countries students. I know the teachers our district recruited from India and the Philippines are having hard times adjusting to the US student behaviors. I personally have had little behavior problems from my ESL students that just came to the US from Mexico, China, Africa, etc. compared to the numerous problems I've had with the US students (or even foreign student have have been here a while). I'm trying to figure out if or why there is a difference in behaviors?

Answer 1

Basically it depends on the society and culture which is prevailing in a particular place.

The western society is becoming less and less interested in the children and moral values are at the lowest. The emotional parenthood is gone and materialism has become the way of life.
No wonder the behaviour of students is becoming hard to tackle.

The students on the other part of the world are also catching up fast as the culture there is, also trying to keep pace with the west.

Answer 2

some US pupils dont understand their instructors and communicate back to them or makes exciting of them even whilst they're good in front..and a few dont somewhat care approximately their grades, they only wanna b categorised cool maximum asian pupils understand the lecturers and are surely wanting to evaluation

Answer 3

Generalization is not possible. Every individual is a distinct case to be studied.

Answer 4

it is very tough to teach the students in the classroom as they feel bore studies.