Children’s experiences with the nature and environment appear to be in three different types of use. These are
direct, indirect and symbolic or imaginary. The formation of personality and character in childhood is connected
with these three levels of experience and the three modes of learning in childhood (cognitive, emotional, moral).
Conitive development refers to thinking and problem solving skills; emotional maturity focuses on the emergence of
feelings and emotions; moral development emphasizes the appearance of values, benefits and moral aspects