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ARIEL BISHOP MYKEL JOHNSON AaRON FERNANDER

Family and Social Health: Interperson al Relationships. ARIEL BISHOP MYKEL JOHNSON AaRON FERNANDER. Friendships develop in stages: A cquaintances C ompanions Friends Making and keeping friends Children who make friends like school more and do better in school

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ARIEL BISHOP MYKEL JOHNSON AaRON FERNANDER

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  1. Family and Social Health: Interpersonal Relationships ARIEL BISHOPMYKEL JOHNSONAaRON FERNANDER

  2. Friendships develop in stages: • Acquaintances • Companions • Friends • Making and keeping friends • Children who make friends like school more and do better in school • Friendships protect children from the adverse effects of negative events. • Having friends encourages emotional growth, moral development and self exploration Developing Friendships

  3. Can lead to: • Emotional stress • Low self esteem • Dropping out of school • Negative interaction skills • Children at risk of having no friends are: • Impulsive • disruptive • withdrawn • aggressive not Developing friendships

  4. The importance of friends

  5. www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6VIaZ-eCQQ a good friend

  6. Set an example • Know your child's friends • Invite other children to your home • Encourage your child to make new friends • Talk to children about social relationships • Parent-child relationships • Play with children in a “peer-like” manner How parents can encourage social skills

  7. Peter, V. Herron, R. (1998) A Good Friend: How to Make One, How to Be One. Boys Town. Boys Town Press Waters, J. (2002) Be a Good Friend! Minneapolis, Compass Point Books Mize,J. Abell, E.(1988) Encouraging Social Skills in Young Children: Tips Teachers Can Share with Parents Retrieved October 23, 2011, from http://humsci.auburn.edu/parent/socialskills.html Nelson-Mitchell, L. (2007) Family Times Newsletter Retrieved October 24, 2011, from Http://fh.ext.wvu.edu/r/download/12384 References

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