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Understanding Relationships and Family Dynamics: A Social Health Perspective

Explore various types of relationships, family structures, and the roles and responsibilities within families. Learn about social skills like communication, compromise, and cooperation. Understand the consequences of teen parenting and marriage.

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Understanding Relationships and Family Dynamics: A Social Health Perspective

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  1. February 15, 2019 • Do Now: What type of effect(s) might an eating disorder have on friends? • Obj: LWDAT understand different types of relationships and the key skills to good relationships

  2. read chapter 6 lessons 1-3 (social health) • AND TAKE NOTES!!!

  3. February 19, 2019 • Do Now: What is a family and how does it help you to grow, develop and mature? • Obj: LWDAT understand different types of relationships and the key skills to good relationships

  4. Social Health

  5. Relationships • Relationships: connections that you have with other people and groups in your life • 3 key social skills • Communication • Compromise • Cooperation • Tolerance: accepting and respecting other people’s beliefs and customs

  6. Three Social Skills • Communication: exchange of thoughts, ideas and beliefs between 2 or more people • Sender  Receiver • Compromise: each person gives up something in order to reach a solution that satisfies • Cooperation: working together for the good of all

  7. Family • Family: the basic unit of society, includes two or more people brought together by blood, marriage, adoption, or a desire for mutual support • Where you begin to develop your social skills • Where you learn to care for and share with others

  8. Family • Kinds of Families: • Couple Family: 2 adults and no children • Nuclear Family: 2 parents and child(ren) • Single-Parent Family: 1 parent and child(ren) • Extended Family: A nuclear or single-parent family plus other relatives (grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc…) • Blended Family: A parent, step-parent and child(ren) of one or both parents

  9. Families • Adoptive Family: a couple plus one or more children • Foster Family: adults caring for a child or children born to different parents • Joint-custody Family: two parents living apart sharing custody of their children • Single-custody Family: two parents living apart and a child or children living with one parent

  10. February 26, 2019 • Do Now: What are some of the consequences of teen parenting and marriage? • Obj: LWDAT understand the roles and responsibilities of parents and some consequences of teen parenting and marriage

  11. Kinds of Families • Couple Family: • Miley Cyrus & Ellen Degeneres & • Liam Hemsworth Portia De rossi

  12. Kinds of Families • Nuclear Family: • The Simpsons The Timberlake’s The Royal Family

  13. Kinds of Families • Single-Parent Family: • The Sandra Bullock’s Family Drew Barrymore’s Family

  14. Kinds of Families • Extended Family: • Modern Family The Proud Family (The Dunphy’s)

  15. Kinds of Families • Blended Family: • The Brady Bunch The Union-Wade Family

  16. Trends & Family Problems • Problems • Separation and divorce • Illness • Unemployment • Substance abuse • Abuse of a family member

  17. Family Roles and Responsibilities • Parenting: meeting a child’s physical, emotional, social and mental needs • Good Qualities: patience, understanding and sense of humor • Responsibilities: duties or obligations that depend on you • Take care of a child’s physical needs • Take care of a child’s emotional & social needs • Take care of a child’s mental needs

  18. Responsibilities • Take care of a child’s physical needs • Food • Clothes • Shelter • Rest • Exercise • Good medical care

  19. Responsibilities • Take care of a child’s emotional & social needs • Love their child • Make their child feel accepted and valued • Teach them right from wrong • Teach them how to get along with others

  20. Responsibilities • Take care of a child’s mental needs • Stimulate their thinking and learning • Teach them how to make decisions and solve problems so they can become independent adults • Give them a good education

  21. Teen Parenting • Consequences: • Health risk: may not get enough nutrients for herself and baby • Low birth weight • Physical and mental handicaps • Financial problem • Emotional stress • Fewer choices in life • Put their plans aside to raise a family • No high school diploma can lead to limited choices

  22. February 27, 2019 • Do Now: Do you think shows like “teen mom” and “16 and pregnant” glorify teen pregnancy? Why or why not? • Obj: LWDAT understand the roles and responsibilities of parents and some consequences of teen parenting and marriage

  23. Social Health • Friends: people whom we can share a common interest or hobby • Qualities: loyalty, reliability, sympathy and caring • Peer: people your age who are similar to you in many ways • Peer pressure: influence to go along with these beliefs and to try new activities • Positive and Negative peer pressure • Socializing: getting along with and communicating with other people

  24. Dating • Group Dating: going out with male and female friends at the same time • Individual Dating: going out with one person (no friends) • Responsible dating: being trustworthy, showing respect for the other person, and thinking ahead about the consequences of your actions

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