May. She has been testing preschool students using transition tests. Mrs. Saket's third, fourth, and fifth grade music classes studied theory using musical instruments while second grade classes completed a unit on pianos. The focus of these meetings will be on health, fitness, and self-image. The True Colors philosophy is that people innately differ from each other in very important and fundamental ways. People want and need different things and have different motives, values, beliefs, impulses, and urges.
People also think, understand, comprehend, and interpret reality in many different ways.
The way people perceive information about their world and make judgments about that information is one of the most significant ways people differ from one another. This core is referred to as one's temperament which governs one's thoughts, needs, emotions, and actions. Because of these innate differences in individual temperaments, variations in human behavior and attitude exist. Many times when people see others different from themselves, they infer that these differences are temporary stupidity or sickness. It's natural for people to account for variations in the behavior of others as being a personality flaw.