Growing up my family had an expectation for me to always be the top student in my class. For me in elementary and middle school rather than focusing on education, I was more focused on having fun with my friends, so I was let down in some way. I used to remember my mom and nephew used to do similar to intervention once or twice a semester when I was in elementary in how I need to pay attention to my grades because I never …show more content…
He always had welcoming facial expression. From the moment I see him until he leave he always had consistent warm and positive expression, despite of the problems he was struggling. I feel that the non-verbal expression are important when it comes to working with any client. However, I feel that it is very important when it comes to working with children. One of the reason I think is because they are sill in the process of understanding others and trying to figure out what each non-verbal expression means. I used to remember when I was a kid I used to cry non-stop if I see people facial expression that appear frowned angrily, and the reason is because I knew when my mom or sister have that expression it means that they are mad at me. So I generalized that facial expression toward