Freud and Jung had different ideas about how we grow and develop as people. These differences might sound tricky at first, but we can break them down to make them easier to understand.

1. Conscious vs. Unconscious Mind:

   • Freud focused on the unconscious mind. He believed that hidden desires and childhood moments shape who we are.
   • Jung took this a step further. He talked about the "collective unconscious," which means that we all share some common experiences and ideas that are passed down through generations.

2. Development Stages:

   • Freud believed we go through certain stages in life, like the oral stage or the anal stage. According to him, if we face problems in these stages, it can affect our growth.
   • On the other hand, Jung thought that personal growth is a lifelong journey. He believed it doesn’t have to be divided into strict stages.

3. Solving Conflicts:

   • Freud often talked about conflicts that come from our sexual feelings, which can be confusing and hard to deal with.
   • Jung had a different view. He encouraged people to embrace all parts of themselves, promoting a balanced and complete view of who we are.

To understand these ideas better, students can have conversations, use pictures and diagrams, and look at different examples. This way, comparing Freud's and Jung's ideas becomes simpler and more interesting!