Children are Unique

FEBY ROSE C. ONGY BEED-3

 Children, like adults, have a variety of
characteristics that define their personality.
Experts have thoroughly investigated this
phenomenon and divided children into three
distinct categories: flexible, scared, and
feisty. Although children may share common
interests, the way they engage with and deal
with these interests reveals different
personality types.
I choose Children are unique because every
child have distinct character traits and
abilities that enable him or her to show their
uniqueness in a social setting. It's what
makes them "unique." Children develop at
varying rates in a variety of ways.
 We think that each child is unique and has his
or her own temperament and learning style,
based on Piaget and Vygotsky's theories.
Through their engagement in these events,
the kid carries this uniqueness to each new
encounter and takes an active role in the
learning process.