Two of my friends are twin sister and brother and they look very similar. If the boy wears fault long hair, sometime I think I meet his sister. However, although they look very similar, their characteristics are totally different. I think the brother is sometimes very lazy and he is usually late, but his sister is very studious and do everything or goes to some places on time. When he plays the online game, his sister usually spends times in studying or reviewing her class and so on. So why is everyone unique? How does everyone become different? I believe that there are many different answers to this question. For me, I consider family is an important role in every people’s life, peer around us will affect our characteristics and thinking,
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Everyone has some talents, but if nobody discovers our specialty and encourages us to develop, it will bury their talents. In the article “Believing in the True Self”, Gloria Steinem says the children who are encouraged to follow their interest became better than those who are motivated by reward, punishment or competition with other children. Gloria’s point of view shows encouragement can help people develop their interest efficiently. There is a good example to prove Gloria’s point of view. In the article “Becoming a Writer”, Russell Baker shares his experience how to change him from hating writing to loving writing. Once, he got an essay assignment from his three-year English teacher Mr.Flegle. However, he did not follow Mr.Flegle’s rules to write the essay, instead, he just wrote something he wanted to write because he wants to write about the warmth and good feeling in that time. On another day, Mr.Flegle read Baker’s essay in the class and said it is a good essay. Baker saw his essay could make his classmate laugh, and Mr.Flegle encouraged him to keep his way to write, so it makes Baker feel confident and invigorative because he knows his writing direction was right. Therefore he kept his way to write essays and become a writer. In our life, sometimes we don’t know what talents we have, so we need other people’ encouragement to support and help us develop our interest and talents to be what we
Everyone has some talents, but if nobody discovers our specialty and encourages us to develop, it will bury their talents. In the article “Believing in the True Self”, Gloria Steinem says the children who are encouraged to follow their interest became better than those who are motivated by reward, punishment or competition with other children. Gloria’s point of view shows encouragement can help people develop their interest efficiently. There is a good example to prove Gloria’s point of view. In the article “Becoming a Writer”, Russell Baker shares his experience how to change him from hating writing to loving writing. Once, he got an essay assignment from his three-year English teacher Mr.Flegle. However, he did not follow Mr.Flegle’s rules to write the essay, instead, he just wrote something he wanted to write because he wants to write about the warmth and good feeling in that time. On another day, Mr.Flegle read Baker’s essay in the class and said it is a good essay. Baker saw his essay could make his classmate laugh, and Mr.Flegle encouraged him to keep his way to write, so it makes Baker feel confident and invigorative because he knows his writing direction was right. Therefore he kept his way to write essays and become a writer. In our life, sometimes we don’t know what talents we have, so we need other people’ encouragement to support and help us develop our interest and talents to be what we