Intelligence and Character

Wisdom and personality When you grow up, what kind of person would you like to be? Indeed, during this period of my life I was still asked this question. The format of these questions is relatively mature like "what do you major in" and "how do you deal with your life", but I always have the same answer I will reply. I want to be a teacher. Throughout my life, I have always respected and respected all of my teachers. And again I admire my parents.

One of my favorite words is Martin Luther King Jr. "Wisdom and character - this is the goal of true education". I have worked in the field of personality education for 8 years for many years, I think that, among the intelligence and personality - among high scores or good - to take excellent grades at school or to choose care I met people who think they have to. This is not wisdom or personality; it should be wisdom and character, this is education and the goal of all of us.

It determines what constitutes a successful individual. Education is an important part of creating prosperous people, but a positive character is equally important. "It is necessary to remember that intelligence is not enough alone, intelligence and personality - this is the goal of real education." (Little Martin Luther King is cited by Haines and Thomas) Personality is also a genetic feature It is not part of it. Common core curriculum

Critical thinking is the central goal of Jesuit Education, and LMU is asked to think critically and strongly in each class. Dr. King believes that critical thinking will lead us to character information through intelligence and to increase character through intelligence. Tell us the situation you need critical thinking and how your choice and decision can integrate wisdom and personality. Usually, the motto related to the Jesuits and Mary Mount School is "Education of others for men and women". Former Jesus Chairman Pedro Alp said: "Our main educational goal is to create men and women for others.They themselves and our love for God, at least the love for the neighborhood I believe. "