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What Students Usually Suffer From?
Al Sharhoof, Wael
Reading/Writing/Grammar 5E
Daniel Gheorghe
951109435
April 30, 2010
Studying Abroad: What Students Usually Suffer From?
Thesis Statement: People who study abroad would face three common problems, which are adjusting to a new environment, lack of communication, and comparing their culture with the new one.
Adjusting to a new environment
Taking long time to adjust new place
How to adapt a new place
How to get used with a new place
The own thoughts cause the culture shock
Misunderstanding everything in a new place
Lack of communication
Communicating people in a new place
Learning a new language
Surviving in a new place
Comparing their culture with the new one.
Differences between two cultures
How foreigners live in a new place
When foreigners be adapted a new place
Many students all over the world have a common goal in common which is studying abroad to a foreign country.
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Arrival of the first Indian student to Dresden. He...Many students wish that they had the opportunity to study abroad, but the obstacles that come along with adjusting to a new society can be hard. People who study abroad would face three common problems, which are adjusting to a new environment, lack of communication, and comparing their culture with the new one.
Adjusting to a new environment is not an easy thing as everybody thinks. Actually, it takes long time to adjust to a new place because of the enormous difference between the cultures. In "A Fish Out Of Water" by Oberg, whenever someone travels overseas they are like "a fish out of water." Like the fish, they have been swimming in their own culture all their lives. A fish does not think about what water it is in.