The American students worked on it less than 30 seconds on average and then they basically looked at us and said ‘We haven’t has this.’ But the Japanese worked for the entire hour on the impossible problem.” In this passage, Spiegel is suggesting that each place has different ways of learning and solving problems. She writes, “But the kid didn’t break into tears. Stigler says the child continued to draw his cube with equanimity.” By writing this, she is saying that people from the East tend to not give up on what they are trying to do, but in the West, people rely on being taught everything and when given problems that they were not taught, they just give up. Li records a conversation between and American mother and her son and a Taiwanese mother and her children. It is easy to see the difference between the two. The American mother talks about books and how they make you smart and the Taiwanese mother tells her son after he won first place in a competition that he only won due to his dedication. In my view, Spiegel is right because depending on where a person grows up will depend on
The American students worked on it less than 30 seconds on average and then they basically looked at us and said ‘We haven’t has this.’ But the Japanese worked for the entire hour on the impossible problem.” In this passage, Spiegel is suggesting that each place has different ways of learning and solving problems. She writes, “But the kid didn’t break into tears. Stigler says the child continued to draw his cube with equanimity.” By writing this, she is saying that people from the East tend to not give up on what they are trying to do, but in the West, people rely on being taught everything and when given problems that they were not taught, they just give up. Li records a conversation between and American mother and her son and a Taiwanese mother and her children. It is easy to see the difference between the two. The American mother talks about books and how they make you smart and the Taiwanese mother tells her son after he won first place in a competition that he only won due to his dedication. In my view, Spiegel is right because depending on where a person grows up will depend on