The Importance Of Values In An Intellective Environment

To respect every individual values, beliefs and to grow by achieving their potential in an inclusive environment is the key to children’s success. I believe no two children are born similar; indeed, every child has the potential to achieve irrespective of their abilities. As Rubio (2009, online) states, each classroom has children with various abilities and needs, who all develop at a different pace. However, as observed in current educational settings, by teaching in a classroom with mixed abilities will stimulate and motivate children to learn. As Dewey argued (Nodding 1998, p.9) education has to be tailored to the needs and interests of individual children. In addition, social constructivists approach argues if children are scaffold by a more knowledgeable other the progressive learning outcomes are witnessed (Jarvis 2003, p.37). It is noticed, the children are differentiated according to their ability groups. Conversely, by grouping children in mixed abilities will enhance social interaction and self-esteem. Aristotle states () that “man is a social animal.” Eventually, motivating children with low ability are gaining an opportunity to learn from peer group with self …show more content…
My concept highlights the importance of appropriate soil (parents and school) and sun rays (teacher) promoting flower to blossom it’s potential. Children are considered as beautiful flower and even though they share the same soil and sunrays, they grow in a different pace. Similarly, children have different learning styles and capabilities that should be modified accordingly. By providing safe and stimulating environment to children will aid them to achieve the same success. The way the sunlight energy that can be used as a fuel, a teacher’s knowledge can be sued as a fuel for children’s growth. The petals of the flower represent the values and beliefs of the children, which are gained by the team