Non-intellectual growth factors -- Temperament education

Author: Qu Gang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In modern society, people's value judgments place greater emphasis on inner qualities. Beyond talent, temperament is undoubtedly an important aspect of human inner substance. Therefore, the importance of temperament in social life and interactions is self-evident. This applies to adults as well as children. It can be said that the beauty of a person's temperament is the full expression of beauty. Those who cultivate their temperament to become more beautiful possess a higher spiritual realm compared to those who rely on clothing and appearance to enhance their beauty. The former allows people to live a fulfilling life, while the latter makes people feel empty. Of course, the perfect combination of both is ideal. This is also the key to temperament education. It is important to note that the temperament education we advocate here refers to temperament in a cultural and social sense, not in a psychological sense. The temperament education we promote focuses on cultivating temperament itself, thereby enhancing children's humanistic qualities and character. The cultivation of temperament goes beyond external behavior and speech; it is more about nurturing a person's inner qualities. Temperament education can be considered an important component of quality-oriented education. Therefore, the principles that quality-oriented education should follow should also be followed by temperament education. Truth, goodness, and beauty are the basic requirements of quality-oriented education. Consequently, temperament education should not deviate from truth, goodness, and beauty. Beauty lies within oneself. While learning from others' beauty is feasible, discovering one's own beauty is more important. A person's temperament is a combination of internal cultivation, external behavior, speech, and the way one treats others. An elegant and natural temperament gives people a sense of comfort, closeness, and approachability. As a result, it makes people more welcome in social settings and increases the likelihood of success. Temperament needs to be cultivated from a young age.