How should primary school students write their own strengths?
Primary school students could write about their strengths from the following aspects: 1. Personal characteristics: describe your personality, habits, hobbies, and other aspects that highlight your uniqueness. For example, he liked to read, write, and draw, and he was very diligent. Strengths and abilities: emphasize the strengths and abilities that you have shown in your studies and life. For example, excellent math results, good at organizing activities, and fluent English. 3. Quality and values: express your pursuit of beautiful things and your love for life. For example, being positive, honest, trustworthy, respecting others, and caring for the group. In writing, students can use specific examples and data to support their own statements. At the same time, they should pay attention to concise and vivid language, so that the audience or readers can easily understand and feel their own characteristics and value.