| Physical development | | | | related in nature to that of symbolic drive and reward. |
| It is generally recognized that ill health retards physical | | | | Individual differences in mental abilities and aptitude are |
| and motor development and malnutrition interferes with | | | | apparent in the classroom. Some children are able to |
| learning and physical growth. Children suffering from | | | | learn faster than others. In an ordinary classroom |
| visual, auditory and other physical defects are seriously | | | | some children will be able to read from to five times |
| handicapped in developing skills such as reading and | | | | as much as other in a given period. |
| spelling. The health of the learner will likely affect his | | | | Each group progresses at its own rate. The superior |
| ability to learn and his power to concentrate. | | | | child finds the ordinary tasks at school easy to |
| Not only are there a wide variations among individual in | | | | perform. He may display impatience at the slow |
| health as a whole, but also in particular aspects. A child, | | | | learning and lack of insight of his less able classmates. |
| for instance may be considered healthier than another | | | | The child with low intelligence, on the other hand find |
| child yet have poorer vision or hearing than the other. | | | | most of the school work too difficult. He becomes |
| A number of sicknesses and physical defects may | | | | discouraged and may develop feeling of inferiority, as |
| vary and kinds of physical ailment present a challenge | | | | a result of his constant failure in school. The mental |
| to the teacher. Even though such a child is of average | | | | sets, ideals, purposes, and voluntary efforts of the |
| or superior mental ability, his physical defect is likely to | | | | learner are important factors in transferring of learning. |
| interfere with his learning progress unless all available | | | | Emotional and Social Fitness It is recognized fact that |
| means are utilized to correct such as defects. Mental | | | | the various responses of the individual to various kinds |
| Development. | | | | of stimuli are determined by a wide variety of |
| Attitude is less of definite sort. They play a large part | | | | tendencies. Some of these innate tendencies are |
| in the mental organization and general behavior of the | | | | constructive and others are harmful. Some reason a |
| individual. Attitudes are also important in the | | | | pupil has developed a dislike from subject because he |
| development of personality. Among these attitudes are | | | | may fail to see its value or many lack foundation. |
| interest, open-mindedness, cheerfulness, prejudice, | | | | Some pupils felt not happy because of their fear of |
| affection. and loyalty. | | | | being victims of disapproval of their teacher and |
| Attitude exercise has a stimulating effect upon the | | | | classmates. This is unwholesome attitudes and affects |
| rate of learning and teaching and upon the progress in | | | | the learning process to a considerable degree. This is |
| school. The efficiency of the work from day to day | | | | an oftentimes result of a bad training. Social discontent |
| and the rapidity with which it is achieved are influenced | | | | springs from the knowledge or decision that one below |
| by the attitude of the learner. A favorable mental | | | | in environment is extremely important in shaping |
| facilities learning, the factor of interest is very closely | | | | individual. |