Cultural values shape educational experiences by influencing beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors related to learning. They impact how students perceive authority, approach collaboration, and engage with subject matter. In cultures that prioritize collectivism, students may excel in group projects, while those from individualistic backgrounds may thrive in independent work. Furthermore, educators' cultural awareness can enrich classroom experiences and promote inclusivity. Recognizing these influences can lead to the development of more culturally responsive teaching practices that cater to diverse student needs.