These past few days, I learned a lot about myself. One of the things I learned about myself is that I am a, Auditory learner. I didn’t agree at at first and after I read it, I said to myself that ‘’That is totally me’’.It said that as a, auditory learner is a person who listens to ideas and loves to tell jokes and I often like to talk to myself. I have trouble writing, and that was one of my goals for this year to become a better writer. I don’t really read body language because I like to express myself a lot and that is what makes me a better learner in my own way. I am very social, I always come to school with something on my mind that I need to do or fix and I have problems of my own. I guess that’s not very personal because everyone …show more content…
I just don’t get it when I am with my friends I just wish to be there like all my life and that is very fun. I always make friends easily, I just like go up yo new kids or any kids and say ‘’Hi! My name is Sara.’’ ‘’Would you like to hang out with me’’ and I always get a yes, I don’t get how I do that, but my mom said that a good thing because I will never run out of friends. Right now I am friends with everyone in this school expect most of the 6th graders. I have friends all over the place and a high school full of friends. I like to narrate my own actions, I am not really sure what that really means but, I think it suits me just great. When I am very into a subject in school, I would ask a lot of question well, I ask question in like all my classes, especially orchestra because I am very musical and I play many instruments, I always did and I always will. But here is the funny thing when I read a book my mom has never read and I would ask her about it, she would just stare at me like I am crazy or something I guess that’s really something I got from my …show more content…
When I get own every day I always tell her stories of my days and the fun things that happen so that makes her so happy that she waits for me every day and waits until I tell her a story. I hum songs a lot and hum words or something to myself or when I am in the car and that gets on my mom’s nerves and I kind of like to do that to her because she would threaten me and when, we get home, she would chase me around and when she gets me she locks me in my room for 5 second and we laugh and always tell my grandpa and he would say ‘’ Wow I wish I could donate one of you to my friend, and the other one to the trash can.’’ And he would make us choose and when it comes to the trash can my mom and I would point at each other and my grandpa would just shake his head and walk away. So auditory really suits me a lot like a dress would. I like to learn in my style like with music in my ears. I like to read out loud to myself and when that gets on my nerves I read quietly. I remember all the stuff that is told to me or I hear, and I have a very good memory. When I get little information or big. It really doesn’t matter how small or big it is but I just remember it and when someone like comes up with it, but they don’t really remember it, but I am there and I would be very happy to tell them what happened that day and they will be like thank you and it makes me very happy. I also like to help people a lot. I am a very caring person. I like helping
I am a very hand on type of learner. I understand and remember much easier if I physically do it. I am one to never sit still for too long. I am a visual person I can remember things more if I see it over and over again. When taking a test I try to close my eyes and visualize what part of the book I saw that question and what was going on at the time to help. When I study or do my work I have to work for a little bit then get up and walk around do something else then refocused on my work. I am a person that touches it and can turn it this way or that, take it apart and put it back together I understand and learn it more. There is always so adventure to go on or something to do, fix, learn, or even just go for a
It is not who you really are, but you have to let the circumstances refine you. If you have dream that you really want to fulfill, do not give up. Many circumstances will stop you from your dream, but do not let it define you to stop. When you know yourself well, you must know where your path is. All of theses teaching from Eddie Rivera speech had change my thoughts about how circumstances does not really matter. You can just go on whatever way you want to go. I am a really timid person. For example I look like I do not have interest in class because I seem to have no questions nor avoid eye contact with people. I am not familiar with have eye contact with people whom I really do not know because ever since I have little bit of Korean accent when I speak English, I do not want to look funny to someone else whom I really do not know. However, after Eddie Rivera’s speech, my thoughts about given circumstance totally changed. From now on, I have to challenge myself to interact with people because since I am in hospitality, I have to get used to work with
After hours of thinking of what special quality do I have that can make my personal statement stand out, I have came to realise that my quality is that I put others needs before my own, more often than I should but I do this because im also a very loving and caring person who would do almost anything to put a smile on others faces. Growing up I have had to deal with many problems such as self-harm and depression due to years of relentless bullying, and I have had to overcome these problems by myself as the psychologists I saw often gave up with me if I did not open up to them about my problems immediately. Due to this I had to do my own research to try and help myself and found myself intrigued by the human brain and human behaviour that we use in everyday life. I also learned from researching that self harm and depression is constantly increasing through the years, and I know I could help people overcome these issues. I feel that psychology can answer so many unanswered questions and help many people. I have always wondered and asked myself questions about the world around me and the people who populate it, this lead me to take religious moral and philosophical studies, which has made me an open minded
I I have some traits which are unique on my personality type. I have excellent memory to save details. I’m interacting with people, because I have excellent people skills. I like to meet new people and I’m very flexible with new things. When I have problem, I quickly device a solution, In emergency situation, I have ability to react quickly. I’m very energetic, ang I have highly observant with people and other thing.
I am able to work incredibly hard on things I love am able to master them. This is the central piece of my character, and it can be seen through how I pursue my interests in sports and other such activities. When I was three, I saw golf on TV and decided I wanted to play, and did, for years, playing well above the ability of people my age. When I was four, I saw my dad playing chess and wanted to play. I continued to play until my team took 4th in the nation in our division. Now, I play ultimate frisbee. I played third through eighth grade at Seattle Country Day School. Though that first team was for fourth and fifth graders, I was unfazed and pushed on. Later, in middle school, my teacher had everyone in my class write down an obtainable goal
I attended North Liberty Elementary School and my 1st grade teacher’s name was Mrs. Camblin. I was an above average student in school. My favorite subject was P.E. because I loved playing games and sports. I also enjoyed art because I loved crafts, but P.E. was my overall favorite. I struggled with the Concrete Operational Stage milestones because I was not able to acknowledge that others’ thoughts and perceptions could be different from mine, I think this is because I just felt like I was always “right”. I also struggled with the object permanence milestone in the Sensori-Motor stage, I just didn’t understand where the object or toy went when it wasn’t in front of me. This didn’t take long to develop though, with help from teachers. I was very outgoing and extremely talkative. Teachers would call me a “Social butterfly”. I made friends easily and I am still friends with most of the people I made friends with when I was young. I was very close with my brother throughout my childhood and I still am currently. Since my parents had gotten a divorce, I only saw my dad a couple times a month at this point in my life. I was not very close with him since he had a drug addiction and an alcohol problem. I have also recently learned that he had also been cheating on my mom. I was close with my mom, but I was not close with my stepdad yet, since he had just become a part of my life. Eventually, I grew closer to him, and I am close with him
Summer vacation, and school ends for about three months, and then you have as much fun as you can, then back to school… right? Well I had to go to summer school, but it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. Everything was going fine, I had a job after summer school, and that was going fine as well. They say that summer is supposed to be fun and exciting, and it usually is for me and my family. However in July my father started coughing up blood. My father usually doesn’t make it his top priority to go to the doctors, so he waited about four weeks until he really didn’t feel good.
If I were to be anywhere in life, it would be on an animal conservancy. I find simplicity in the beauty that flourishes around us. I guess because my life has been anything but simple. Growing up I faced many obstacles, but they never seemed to stop me in my quest of self discovery. When I was little (around the age of 4), I was diagnosed with Leukemia. I spent 4 years of my childhood being treated with chemotherapy in order to battle my cancer. Even after remission, the battle still continues to keep my body healthy and my mind well. It was only years later when I was around the age of 15 that I lost my father to cancer. These specific events have shaped me as a human being, they are part of my human experience.
Who I think I am? I’m not exactly sure who I think I am or how to describe who I think I am. I tend to act differently around certain people. Constantly changing to try to seek approval. Constantly in fear of accidentally doing something wrong; that I might say something wrong and all my friends will abandon me or leave me for someone better. I think this fear came from when my best friend was taken from me. I had known her since preschool, but she had met another girl and she stopped talking to me completely. I’m in constant fear that this will happen to me again, so I struggle to be accepted. I don’t want to be forgotten again.
The Keirsey Temperament Sorter II identified my temperament as artisan, and the classic temperament report identified me as an ISTP, or Introverted Sensing Thinking Perceiving. The description of my temperament was dead on with my view of myself, especially the more in depth classic temperament. My strengths include an excellent ability to apply logic and reason to solve problems or discover how things work, and being high;y practical and realistic, however I will not function well in regimented or structured environments, as I will become bored or feel stifled. This temperament profile also correlates to my learning style, as the Keirsey Temperament Sorter II results also mention that I learn best hands-on, and states that ISTP’s are a master of their physical environment.
As a college student I am faced with many situations throughout my daily life, while I believed I maintain a certain consistent personality through the process of this paper I was able to identify how my personality differed or stayed the same based on situations I was in. Through the course of this study, I was able to identify when five of what I feel are my most prominent personality traits were most prevalent and how they changed depending on the situation. The five personality traits I chose were humorous, imaginative, sarcastic, optimistic, and helpful. The situations I choose to look at were me in class, at work, with a friend, with family, and when I was alone studying.
To develop my talent for individualization, a goal for the next quarter is to keep a journal in which I log one observation of any person per day. In addition to the observation, I will also expound upon how this trait could be useful, harmful, etc. This will help hone my observation skills by making them more meaningful and active.
Based on Miller, what essential properties that make who I am is essentially connected to my soul. I can continue to exist without a body and still be able to contain memories and thoughts even though I lack the physical properties of a body. Even without the physical properties of having a body, I would still be who I am based on how our soul is connected to our being, in which we can still be able maintain memories, thoughts, experiences and even feelings. Thus, even though we have no physical properties, it does not change who we are, because we are not our bodies, we are our souls and our being, which gives us properties of ourselves. Memories, experiences, and thoughts shape who we are and our soul reflects the properties of what makes
I was always classified as the quiet, humble type student, often hiding in the back of the classroom counting down the minutes until the bell would ring. Participating in class was a challenge because of my introverted nature. Being born first in my family, I was the child who loved to please my friends, family and teachers. The highlight of my days in grade school was receiving little smiley face stickers on the top of my math papers or a simple pat on the back from the teacher. Progressing through middle school, I started to come out of my shell and blossom into a teenager who had a high aptitude for reading, science and mathematics. My intellectual interests have always been perpetually shifting but I always knew that I had a knack for
Ever since I was young, I never got the chance to go outside and interact with other people. As a result, I had no social skills and didn’t know how to interact with people. However, with the help of my friends, I have been able to slowly break out of my shell--which I’m still working on. Even though I don’t talk much, I have become more outgoing than I was when I was in middle school. Moreover, nowadays I mostly don’t care about what people think about me: I have put myself into awkward situations to the point of where I stopped caring about what people think about me. When I was young, my parents claimed that my drawing was good. Moreover, my friends complimented me on my artistic skills. They have encouraged me to improve my drawing skills. I also have friends and classmates who I view as more artistic as me. As a result, this has motivated me to improve me artistic