In school I had learned things useful for my future work all right, but things I had learned from people around me are more important. For instance, my parents tell me that industry and cooperation are important in order to be successful and do well with others. My favorite friend, Marcia, taught me that it is good for my friends to disagree with me. She always helps me realize not only my good points but also bad points. I guess things like this, I had learned from my family and friends, are useful for me not only when I start to work but when I get married.

For me, the things I've been taught from my teacher in school are more important than the things I've learned from my family and friends.  I think my parents have been teaching me all important things so hard, but because they are my parents, I've always thought they've advised me '' do your homework'' or ''tell the truth''. On the other hand, the work of my teacher is just to tell me some information. However, after I entered the high school, I realized  our teacher also helped us recognize our identity. The questions our teacher asked made us considered sincerely the important choices I will have in the future.

I guess lessons I learned in my childhood are more important than things from my school. My parents told me to be responsible for a little things; to cope with things after I did, to do houseworks, to be kind with my friends and people around me, to help people in trouble, and to tell the truth. By these customs, my personality was formed. The customs I acquired will not be apart from me in my life. I know school is important, and I understand I learned a lot in my school. But, I think our basic personality was formed before I entered a kindergarden.