Beliefs and views greatly affect an individual’s identity. In “The Mystery of Mysteries”, written by Robert Fulghum, the students are being taught about how their brains are very interesting and how they are a mystery. This science lesson will most likely affect the students and their views on themselves, their brains, and many other things, including their career choices and how much they like science class. Lessons that students learn in class and outside of class help form their opinions on different ideas, slowly forming their identity. A person’s beliefs and views are usually never completely the same as others, affecting their personality and identity. As they go through life, people will experience different situations and learn different
