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Individualism, Collectivism, and Cultural Compatibility: Implications for Counselors and Teachers
Culture influences expectations about classroom goals. The cultural distinction between individualism and collectivism is one factor that affects students' adjustment from home to school. Teachers and counselors may want to capitalize on students' cultural tendencies, but also plan for ways to expand students' repertoires of expectations and behaviors.