4.01 Introduction

4.01 Introduction

Standards

A.  Roles and Functions of the Family.

1.  Outline the types of family structures.

2.  Describe the purpose and functions of a family as a social institution.

3.  Discuss functional vs. dysfunctional families.

4.  Explain the value of family traditions.

5.  Examine readiness for children.

 

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Length-2-Days

In this module we will:

1.  Define and outline family and types of structures.

2.  Describe the purpose and function of a family.

3.  Discuss and reflect on functional vs. dysfunctional families.

4.  Explain the value of family traditions. 

5.  Discuss readiness to have children by individual values, financial implications, career goals, and marriage stability.

 

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Biological family: Family members are related by genetics and heredity.

Blended family: Two different families bonded by a commitment to form a new expanded family.

Family: A group of individuals that form a neighborhood, community, and society to promote survival and social development through mutually beneficial relationships.

Family of choice: Family where members may not have any relation but form a supportive family unit.

LGBTQIA family: Family where person(s) identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQIA) are in a committed relationship with or without biological or adopted children.

Single parent family: Family where one person, without a mate, has adopted or biological children.

Tradition: The transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation.

 

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