LESSON 7. FAMILY STRUCTURE AND LEGACIES.pptx

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

1. FAMILY STRUCTURES AND LEGACIES

2. Let’s Ponder!

3. Activity: Understanding Social Relationships in Adolescence Instructions: Answer the following questions based on your understanding of Social Relationships during Middle and Late Adolescence .

4. Question 1: Describe key changes in social relationships that occur during adolescence. How do these changes impact your role in the family?

5. Question 2: What role does family play in shaping social relationships during adolescence? Provide two ways family influences these relationships.

6. Question 3: Why is it important to maintain good personal, social and family relationships?

7. Guided Practice!

8. Activity: Family Structure Mapping (Insufficient) Divide students into small groups and ask them to share with each other their current family setup.

9. Each group then creates a simple family tree on chart paper, a whiteboard or any digital medium, showing relationships and roles within their assigned family structure. After creating their family trees, groups share their work with the class and everyone will help classify the family structures being presented .

10. Activity: Scenario (Sufficient) Divide students into small groups and provide each group with a scenario that involves complex family structures and legacies. Ensure that these scenarios challenge their understanding and require deeper analysis.

11. Examples of scenarios: A blended family where members are dealing with differing cultural traditions and legacies . An extended family with multiple generations living together, each contributing differently to the family legacy.

12. Instructions: Read and discuss the scenarios. Create a visual representation (family tree, timeline, or diagram) on a piece of paper or on any digital medium of the family structure and legacies. Prepare a brief presentation summarizing your findings and analysis.

13. Lesson Objectives: Students should be able to recall and list basic information about family structures and legacies . Students should be able to explain and interpret how different family structures and legacies impact individuals and families . Students should be able to apply their knowledge to analyze real-world scenarios and solve problems related to family structures and legacies.

14. Family defined as “a social group characterized by common residence, economic cooperation and reproduction. includes adults and both sexes, at least two of whom maintain a socially approved sexual relationship and one or more children, own and adopted of the sexually cohabiting adults.” -Functionalist George Murdock What is Family?

15. Take note of the three points that: a) The concept of family is not necessarily linked to the concept of marriage and it is the social relationship between individuals that is important, not the legal framework to their relationship.

16. b) Family groups can involve any number of adults who maintain socially-approve sexual relationships. Take note of the three points that:

17. c) The family group involves both adults and children. Take note of the three points that:

18. on the other hand it is considered a family support system which involves two married individuals providing care and stability for their biological offspring. Traditional Family Structure

19. There are various types of family that exist in todays’ society, and some of the more common structures include:

20. Consists of two parents and their children living together. 1. Nuclear Family

21.   Includes other relatives such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins living together or nearby. 2. Extended Family

22. Example of Extended Family:

23. Formed when one or both partners in a relationship have children from previous relationships. 3 . Blended Family

24. One parent raising one or more children on their own. 4. Single Parent Family

25.   A family where one or more children are legally adopted. 5. Adoptive Family

26. A temporary family setting where children are cared for by individuals or families other than their biological parents. 6 . Foster Family

27. CHARACTERISTICS AND DYNAMICS

28. The way family members interact with one another They are heavily influenced by culture, traditions, family history, learned skills, emotions, and the roles and hierarchy within a family. Family Dynamics

29. Learning about your family type and thinking about how it affects your family dynamic can help bring you clarity about your family challenges or give you insight into the process of going through a big shift in your family structure. 

30. IMPACT ON PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

31. Each family structure impacts personal development in unique ways, shaping individuals’ social skills, emotional health, and overall well-being

32. By examining these diverse family forms, students will gain insight into how family dynamics influence personal growth, identity formation, and relationships, thereby fostering a broader understanding of how varied family environments contribute to human development.

33. Scenario Studies Instructions: Analyze fictional or real-life case studies depicting various family structures and discuss their influence on individuals.

34. Let’s Do This!

35. Activity: Family Legacy Interviews Instructions: Students conduct interviews with family members to gather information about their family’s history, traditions, and values.

36. Formative Questions : 1. What are the key aspects of your family history that you would like to explore ? 2. What are the important events or milestones in our family history that have shaped who we are today?

37. Family structures and legacies significantly influence personality development by shaping an individual's values, behaviors, and identity. In Filipino culture, family is central, with various structures—such as nuclear and extended families—providing the foundation for socialization and personal growth. Synthesis

38. The traditions, beliefs, and cultural practices passed down through generations serve as legacies that connect individuals to their heritage and guide their development. These family dynamics also play a crucial role in teaching roles and responsibilities, which further shape one's personality and social interactions. Synthesis

39. Ultimately , understanding these influences helps individuals appreciate the impact of family on their personal and cultural identity. Synthesis

40. 3 Essential concepts I have learned … 2 Confusing concepts I would like to know more about … 1 Significant insight relevant to Family Structures… Exit Ticket

41. Activity Time!

42. Activity: “Family Structures & Legacies Podcast” Procedure: 1.    Divide the class into a group with 5 members, assigning each group a different family structure. 2.    The groups will collaboratively write a script for their podcast episode.

43.  Content: An introduction to their assigned family structure. A discussion of the roles and relationships within that family structure. An exploration of how this family structure influences family legacies, including traditions, values, or cultural practices.

44. 3.    Podcast Recording Once the script is finalized students record their podcast. They should focus on clear articulation, expression, and engaging delivery. Encourage creativity in production, such as adding background music, sound effects, or different voices for different parts of the episode . After recording, students can use audio editing software to polish their podcast, ensuring good sound quality and smooth transitions.

45. 4.    Podcast Listening and Feedback Once all groups have completed their podcast, the class will hold a "listening party" where they will listen to each group’s podcast. As they listen, students take notes on one thing they remember, one thing they understand better, and one question or comment they have for each podcast .

46. After listening, each group shares feedback with the other groups, focusing on the accuracy of information, clarity of explanations, and how well the podcast conveyed the influence of family structures on legacies.

47. 5.  Reflection and Discussion Discuss any common themes or differences that emerged, and how this activity helped them better understand the diversity of family experiences. Encourage students to share their thoughts on how creating and listening to the podcasts deepened their understanding of the topic.

48. Post-Lesson Remediation Activity

49. (Insufficient) Write a reflection essay or journal entry about how family legacies have impacted their personal development and future goals.

50. (Fairly Sufficient) Allow students to creatively express their understanding of family legacy by creating a “Legacy Collage.” In this activity, students will assemble a collage that symbolizes their family legacy using images, words and symbols from magazines or newspapers. They can include values, traditions and culture , or important family stories. After completing the collage, the students will write a brief explanation of their output.

51. THANK YOU, FOR LISTENING!