I have this thought that just came across my mind, so I want to share with you all. Do Learning Environment and Individual Differences have a relationship or are they actually independent?So far, I have taught 4 pairs of twins in my 2 years in school.
Some people believe that the differences in intelligence result from a combination of hereditary and environmental factors. I have taught 3 pairs of identical twins and 1 pair of fraternal twins over the two years. And I have noticed that the identical twins academic results difference were not as great compared to that in the fraternal twins. Maybe environment factors are involved because the identical twins I taught are always found in the same class while the fraternal twins are in different classes. Maybe genes lead to environment effects, which in turn lead to differences in cognitive abilities or vice versus. That concludes that we still do not know how heritable intelligence is. This shows that heritabilities differ for groups.
- How about you?
- What do you think?
1 comment:
Being able to teach 4 twins in 2 years! How lucky you are!
From the picture, I can see how happy you are! Remember? The people do influence the environment, and vice versa.
So happy teachers will bring out the happiness from their students, and the happy students will add more joy to their teacher's life...
So keep smiling...
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