Community

1.       I have spent two month in Cambodia and 4 months in Europe for school and although I enjoyed it I do not think I could live in another country unless that I had some close relatives nearby. If I were to live anywhere it would be Spain because I have close cousins who live there and would be available if I ever needed anything. I find family to be very important and I like to be close to them.

2.       I feel like compared to other countries my neighborhood is more laid back. I am not sure how safe other neighborhoods are in other communities or if people even know their neighbors but I had a lot of freedom as a kid to wonder around my neighborhood, go to their houses and play outside. I think my neighborhood would definitely be considered one of the more safe ones.

3.       Compared to other countries I am not sure how my neighborhood relates however when I was in Cambodia, we never knew our next door neighbors and kind of kept to family, but when I was in Spain visiting my cousins they were friendly with almost all their neighbors so it depends on the country. I would still say my neighborhood is more open than most. 

Education for children in different countries vary, there are different requirements for children across countries, child care in some countries is provided more by the family.