Each child is different, so why do we treat them all the same?
Megan Orbach • July 6, 2021
Everyone is Different
by Shoshanna Dressner
It is fascinating to think that out of the billions of people on planet earth, every single individual is entirely unique. Fingerprints, the most widely used biometric identifier, are a clear example of this. And it’s amazing to note how billions of faces are all different too!
Our uniqueness does not end with our physical makeup. The way we think, feel, and view the world is individual, too, and influenced by many factors, such as upbringing, education, and personality traits.
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