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Vietnam is a very poor country, that’s why the schools are not funded by the government. Most of the funds they get are from the students’ parents such as tuition, and the amount of funds vary between the areas that the schools are in and the wealth of the students’ families. Plus, kids do not have to go to the school within the district that they live. They can pick any school anywhere in the city as long as they can afford the tuition. Most of the schools that are in the big cities or busy districts are more expensive; the tuitions are higher. This is only one small corner of education; as we go deeper, we will discover that there are more than forty students in each class. In class, the professors give out lectures. Students listen and jot down notes. Memorizing the lectures and using them for tests is what the Vietnamese education system expects students to do. Answering the questions using students’ own words on the exam is not recommended. Understanding and accepting the knowledge that is taught by teachers is more important than developing the thoughts by themselves. The teachers have a responsibility to make sure students do their tasks. That is why parents normally count on teachers and their methods of forcing kids to
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Fast food restaurants are growing on every corner with plenty choices like Arby’s, McDonald, Chick-fil-A, Checkers, Burger King etc. It is very convenient for people with a busy lifestyle in the U.S.A. We can just walk out of the house and grab some juicy cheeseburger for a couple bucks right at the corner. Fast food is diverse: hamburgers, sandwiches, French fries, and hot dogs. Fast food contains large amounts of protein and starch, but not that many vegetables. With many choices of sauce to satisfy people’s appetites, they can eat up to two or three combos at once causing superfluous nutrition to form. Beside, the industrialized lifestyle makes people do fewer activities. All these factors can lead to diabetes, an unhealthy
Fast food restaurants are growing on every corner with plenty choices like Arby’s, McDonald, Chick-fil-A, Checkers, Burger King etc. It is very convenient for people with a busy lifestyle in the U.S.A. We can just walk out of the house and grab some juicy cheeseburger for a couple bucks right at the corner. Fast food is diverse: hamburgers, sandwiches, French fries, and hot dogs. Fast food contains large amounts of protein and starch, but not that many vegetables. With many choices of sauce to satisfy people’s appetites, they can eat up to two or three combos at once causing superfluous nutrition to form. Beside, the industrialized lifestyle makes people do fewer activities. All these factors can lead to diabetes, an unhealthy