Personal development |
one's own development and growth |
human ddevelopment |
covers the whole lifespan of human existence |
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ASPECTS OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT |
physical development |
covers the growth of the body and the brain, motor and sensory skills, and physical health |
cognitive development |
covers our capacity to learn speak to understand to reason and to create |
psychosocial development |
includes our social interactions with other people, our emotins, attitudes, self-identity, personality, beliefs and values |
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INFLUECE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT |
heredity |
inborn traits passed on by the generations |
environment |
is the world outside ourselves and the experiences that result from our contact and interaction with this external world |
maturation |
natural progression of the brain and the body that affects the cognitive psychological and social dimension |
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PERSONAL VS. PERSONALITY DEV |
personal |
belonging or relating to as a prticular person |
personality |
set of emotional qualities |
development |
act or process of growing or causing smt to grow or become larger or advanced |
personal development |
process in which a person reflects upon themselves, understand and accept themselves, and learn new set of values attitudes, vehavior and thinking skills (process that help us overcome challenges in life) |
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DEFINITIONS OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENG |
zorka hereford |
the process of striving to be the best that you can be to realize your full potential |
ORIGIN OF PDV; GREEK THINKERSS |
evolution of the understanding of human development |
first homo sapiens, cavemen |
In republic |
which some consider to be the greatest work on the philosophy of educ |
plato |
building characer as much as intelligence is what education is all about |
confucian philosophy |
the great chinese will always desire to become the superior man |