"Culture shock" is the name (give) by people to the feeling of discomfort and confusion usually occurs when someone goes into a new and different culture. Unfamiliar social customs, values, weather, changes in diet can all contribute physical and emotional discomfort. (accept) this as a normal process helps to ease the feeling. To overcome the feeling, we encourage you (speak) with fellow students or teachers about any challenges you may be experiencing as result of culture shock. For example, American culture values time as a resource, placing great emphasis on punctuality (准时). They spend time almost as if it (be) money, so it is important to arrive on time. Additionally, many international students are (surprise) at the American learning style. US professors expect students to ask questions and voice their (opinion). And, do not hesitate to visit your professor during his or her office hours if you are not clear about a material. you speak up, professors will assume that you understand.
