People are not very civil toward each other. There are animals in the roads, more people than you can imagine, garbage piled in the roads. It is an attack on the senses. On the other hand, India is a country of exceptional culture, Norman pointed out. Daily habits are done through tradition.
People perform in certain ways for a reason.
Behaviors are so deep and rich it has taken me a while to get a grasp on it. Exposure to a wide range of cultural environments is the primary purpose of the program, says Laura Stachowski, director of the Cultural Immersion Project. It offers a broad meaning about schooling across the world, and it contributes to international relations on a grass-roots level. Other foreign options include Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. Student teachers spend eight to 10 weeks in the foreign country, after 10 to 16 weeks of student teaching in Indiana.