Try and remember back to those early years, your first years in school. Does this look familiar?
Kindergarten Report Card
Child completes and returns homework on time
Practices self-control
Cooperates with adults
Follows directions
Respects rights and property of others
Shows interest/takes parts in activities
Finishes task in time allotted
Follows playground rules
Listens attentively
Works independently
Works cooperatively
Interacts appropriately with peers
Cleans up after self
Have your grades changed? What has or has not happened to make it so? Do we come equipped with certain innate traits or are they learned? What do we do to take advantage or improve these traits? All very good questions.
One thing for sure, our Kindergarten Grades affect our performance and our place in life. People scoring high would be said to be formidable leaders, great coworkers and fantastic employees. The need to improve the grades is clear, one should start, as in Kindergarten, with a periodic report card. Although, this time the student is also the teacher. Both must be objective and willing to participate with the final grade in mind.
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