13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) Brazil (1) Australia (1) Italy (1) Saudi Arabia (1) Nigeria (1) South Africa (1) UAE (1) Western (1) Mexico (1) academic (1) academic institutions in Western countries (1) Kenya (1) Eastern (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 student-teacher relationship Brazil In Brazil, the student-teacher relationship emphasizes warmth, personal connections, and informal interactions while also maintaining respect. 9
2 student-teacher relationship Australia In Australia, the student-teacher relationship emphasizes respect, open communication, and approachability. 8
3 student-teacher relationship Italy In Italy, student-teacher relationships prioritize warmth, personal connections, informal interactions, and physical touch. 6
4 student-teacher relationship Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, the student-teacher relationship is characterized by formal and highly respectful interactions with an emphasis on deference to the teacher's authority. 5
5 student-teacher relationship Nigeria In Nigeria, student-teacher relationships focus on warmth, respect, mentorship, and personal connections. 4
6 student-teacher relationship South Africa In South African culture, the student-teacher relationship is respectful and formal, but also allows for a friendly and approachable interaction. 4
7 student-teacher relationship UAE In the UAE, the student-teacher relationship is formal, respectful, and emphasizes deference and adherence to authority and traditional values. 4
8 student-teacher relationship Western In Western academic cultures, there is an emphasis on informal and friendly student-teacher relationships with opportunities for mentorship and open communication. 4
9 student-teacher relationship Mexico In Mexico, there is an emphasis on building warm and personal relationships between students and teachers through relaxed and informal interactions. 3
10 student-teacher relationship academic Academic cultures have different levels of formality and hierarchy in student-teacher relationships. 3
11 student-teacher relationship academic institutions in Western countries In Western academic institutions, there is an emphasis on respect, formality, and maintaining professional boundaries in student-teacher relationships. 3
12 student-teacher relationship Kenya In Kenya, student-teacher relationships are characterized by strong mentorship and relational interactions. 2
13 student-teacher relationship Eastern In Eastern academic cultures, there is a strong emphasis on respecting the teacher as an authority figure in the student-teacher relationship. 1