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The third born is the idea person. This birth order likes to figure things out, invent things and challenge obstacles.

Teaching can be challenging as children act out their birth order personalities. Find out what can be done to use birth order to your advantage in the classroom.

Everyone's personality is based on birth order. Very early life experiences form these personalities. How we perceive the world gets filtered by our birth order.

The only child is the organized child who protests unexpected changes. This child says with feeling, "I thought we were going to..." regardless of the change.

The first born is a daydreamer who needs to connect his or her dreams to class work. The teacher can facilitate this by connecting the lesson to the future.

The first born lives in a world of conditional love. Always thinking that love can be lost at any moment the first born interacts cautiously with others.

Fourth borns struggle trying to grow up. They feel they must get rid of their immaturity in order to be accepted. If they can't get rid of it, they must hide it.

The only child has to figure out how to do things alone. There is no playmate. Adults are too intrusive. So, the only must create a playmate.

Because the second born is a perfectionist, she or he is the most likely to complain saying, "I can't do it." The child needs freedom to do things that are not perfect.

The second born is the true perfectionist. This person attends to details, strives for perfection and reads the fine print. "Good enough" is never good enough.

The child who gets picked on is often third born. Also, the child who bullies others is likely third born. To change their behavior they need to be in touch with fears.

The fourth born can be the angry student who causes problems in the classroom. This student needs to feel understood. However, few understand the fourth born personality.