Describe our life in terms of Maslow's hierarchy of human needs?

When we have all of the basics we can grow in skills and emotional maturity. Abraham Harold Maslow's "hierarchy of needs" included 5 items in a pyramid. First and most important, were biological and physiological needs like food and shelter. Second is safety including freedom from fear and protection. Third is love and belonging including affection and belonging to a group. Fourth is esteem and confidence in being able to operate with competence. Finally, the highest level is self-actualization where people can follow their interests and seek personal growth. In terms of receiving an education, the theory is that students are ready to learn when these needs have been met - both in life and in the classroom.