01_ Education 4

Starting off Warm up

• courage n. Courage
• joy n. happy
• behaviour n. Behavior
• emotion n. mood

Vocabulary

• psychologist n. psychologists

  • Freud was a brilliant psychologist. Freud was an outstanding psychologist .

• person n. people

• personal adj. Individual

• personality n. personality

  • His personality comes through in his writing. His personality is embodied in his articles .

• personally adv. Personally

• personalise v. personification

• personalisation n. personification

• traint n. features

  • They suddenly show a new trait. They suddenly take on a new feature .
  • personality trait Personality characteristics

• transformation n. shift

  • This plan means a complete transformation. This plan means a comprehensive transformation .
  • a major transformation A major shift
  • There were mixed feelings among employees about the planned ___________ of the company.

• quality n. quality , Trait

  • He shows quality of leadership. He showed leadership .

• optimism n. optimistic

  • We are influenced by his optimism. His optimism affected us .
  • optimist n. optimist
  • optimistic adj. hopeful

• passion n. passion

  • Football arouses a good deal of passion among its fans.

• realise v. Realization

  • We try to help all students realise their full potential. We strive to help all students realize their potential .
  • realisation n. Realization

• culture n. Culture

• cultivate v. To cultivate

  • My father tries to cultivate my love for art. My father tried to cultivate my interest in Art .

• cultivated adj. Cultivated , Cultured

• cultivable adj. Cultivable

• cultivation n. farming

• uncultivated adj. Uncultured

• potential n. Potential

  • She has acting potential, but she needs training. She has acting potential , But it needs training .
  • the ability to develop, achieve, or succeed Capabilities to be developed

• pursuit n. Pursuit

  • We work hard in pursuit of happy life. We work hard for a happy life .

• tolerate v. tolerate

  • The school cannot tolerate cheating on exams. The school does not allow cheating in exams .

• tolerant adj. Tolerance of

• intolerate adj. Intolerable

• tolerance n. tolerate

• intolerance n. I can't stand it

• ignorance n. ignorance

  • I regret my ignorance on the subject. I feel sorry for my ignorance on this topic .

jealous n. Jealous

The real question

One of the “ Second nature ”

Psychologists have long held that a person’s character cannot undergo ( experience ) a transformation in any meaningful way and that the key traits of personality are determined at a very young age.

Psychologists have long held a view , That is, people's character will not change in any meaningful way , And the main personality traits of people have been determined since childhood .

Some qualities are less challenging to develop than others, optimism being one of them.

Some substances are not as difficult to cultivate as others , Optimism is one of them .

To bring more joy and passion into your life, you must be open to expeciencing negative emotions.

If you want to add more to your life Happiness and passion , You must open your mind to negative emotions .

Cultivating such qualities will help you realise your full potential.

Cultivating such a character will help you realize all your potential .

2 How to cultivate positive and optimistic emotions

The key to increaing optimism is through cultivating optimistic behaviour, rather than positive thinking.

The key to improving optimism is through Cultivate a person's optimistic behavior , Not positive thoughts .

Finding a pursuit that excites you can improve anyone’s life.

Looking for a job that excites people will improve anyone's quality of life .

As a new comer, you also have to tolerate and laugh at your own ignorance.

As a new person , You usually need to endure and laugh at your ignorance .