SEATWORK NO.

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

1. Personality is really important in our personal life, social life, and work life. It affects how we see
ourselves and others, how we act and communicate. Personally, it shapes our values, interests,
and overall happiness, influencing the choices we make and the relationships we have. Socially, it
affects how we get along with others, make friends, and connect with people. It impacts our
communication skills, empathy, and ability to work well with others. In our professional life,
traits like being responsible, confident, and adaptable can make a big difference in how well we
do our jobs, work in teams, lead others, and achieve success in our careers.
2. Family is really important for kids. It's like a special place where they learn important social skills,
values, and behaviors that they'll use throughout their lives. In their family, kids can watch, try
things out, and learn about relationships, emotions, solving problems, and working together. It's
where they first experience love, support, and guidance, which helps them grow socially. By
interacting with parents, siblings, and other family members, kids learn how to act, talk,
understand others, and solve problems. These skills they learn in the family, they can use when
they're with other people outside the family.
3. Many things affect how our personality develops. Some of it comes from our genes, like things
we inherit from our parents. But our environment also plays a big role. How we're brought up,
the way our family works, our culture, and the experiences we have with others all shape whom
we become. Our childhood experiences, what we learn in school, and how we get along with
others also influence our beliefs, values, and behaviors. And as we grow, the choices we make,
thinking about ourselves, and learning from what happens in our lives all help to shape and
develop our personality. It's a process that keeps going throughout our whole lives, and it's
influenced by a mix of nature and nurture.
4. Independence is an important principle for people who want to do things on their own like me.
It means taking responsibility for what we do, the choices we make, and how we take care of
ourselves. We try to make decisions based on what we believe in and take the lead in going after
our goals. We rely on our own skills and resources, always looking to grow and improve. Being
independent also means being accountable for our actions and learning from any mistakes or
challenges we face. It's about having self-discipline, being resilient, and being open to learning
and growing from tough times. When we're independent, we can navigate life in our own way,
finding our own happiness and freedom.