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Compare The Relationships That You Have With The Instructors At SAIT

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When comparing the relationships that I have with the instructors at SAIT and that of my home country I can see that there are some similarities and differences. In Vietnam, students always keep a distance with their teachers, due to most of the Vietnamese instructors are very strict. They just focus on the grades and achievements of the students. If a student has a different way of thinking or opinion, the teacher would immediately reject it and force student to follow their way. Therefore, students don’t want to express their idea or talk to their teachers. Unlike in Vietnam, the relationship that I have with the instructors here at SAIT is much better and sincere. As SAIT instructors are nice and friendly, almost all are open-minded and
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