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    Lesson 9

    RELATIONSHIP
    WITH MY FAMILY
    Personal Development
    1
    VALUES AND ATTITUDES

    In this unit, the learners should be able to do the


    following:
    ● Build positive relationships with others.
    ● Treat others with respect, kindness, and love.
    ● Create purpose in life by being of service to others and, as a child in a
    family.

    2
    MINDSET MATTERS

    “In family life, love is the oil that eases friction,


    the cement that binds closer together, and the
    music that brings harmony.”

    – Friedrich Nietzsche

    3
    UNIT STIMULUS

    1. What did you like most about being a child?


    2. Where did you and your parents usually go during
    weekends?
    3. If you could, which specific time in your childhood
    would you return to? Why?

    4
    CENTRAL QUESTION

    How can I contribute to my


    family’s happiness?

    5
    Basic Functions of a Family

    Procreation

    Economic Emotional
    support Family support
    is the basic unit of society and
    a primary agent
    of socialization.

    Socialization Identity and


    and education social roles

    6
    Family Structure

    Family Structure

    Traditional Structure Emerging Structure

    single parent blended family


    nuclear family extended family

    lesbian and gay families cohabitation

    7
    Family System Theories

    Social Exchange Theory Conflict Theory

    This views the family from an economic This focuses on the unequal
    perspective. It assumes that the power that is seen in the family. Conflict
    members of the family are rational is seen as a natural element
    beings and that they act on the basis of of interactions in the family.
    reward and cost.

    Interactionist Theory

    This focuses heavily on the interactions


    that exist within a family. Through these
    interactions, wherein significant people
    greatly influence a person, a family
    member’s identity develops.

    8
    Family System Theories

    Family Development Theory

    This assumes that families go through predictable changes over time. According to this theory,
    families cycle through different stages:
    ● birth or death of family members
    ● children going through different life stages
    ● changes due to interactions with society (e.g., retirement)

    Ecological Theory

    According to this theory, a family influences and is influenced by the society it is part of.

    9
    ACTIVITY: Family Genogram

    Eclogical Theory

    According to this theory, a family influences and is influenced by the society it is part of.

    10
    ACTIVITY: Family Genogram

    Eclogical Theory

    According to this theory, a family influences and is influenced by the society it is part of.

    11
    ACTIVATION
    Tale of Two Families

    My Family My Ideal Family

    Structure Ideal structure

    Hobbies Advantages of my ideal family structure

    What I like most about my family What I am excited about with my future family

    12
    SUCCESS TIPS

    Understanding nonverbal communication is key in our interactions with others.


    For instance, a teenager might not always want to talk, but they might still seek
    comfort through actions like hugs. This shows that they still need support and
    care, even if they don’t use words to express it.

    It’s also crucial to be aware of the nonverbal cues we give. Friendly gestures like
    hugs or making eye contact show that we want to connect with someone.
    However, if we use a harsh tone of voice or frown while spending time together, it
    might unintentionally suggest that we don’t enjoy their company. Understanding
    these subtle signals helps us better connect with our friends and family.

    – The Australian Parenting Website 13


    Stoplight

    STOP CONTINUE START

    14
    REFERENCES
    Agoot, Liza. 2021. “Many Benguet Folk Still Live with Dead Relatives.” Philippine News Agency.
    https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1158020.

    Sinrich, Jenn. 2023. “35 Family Quotes That Hit Close to Home.” Reader’s Digest. https://www.rd.com/list/family-
    quotes/.

    The Australian Parenting Website. 2020. “Positive Relationships for Families: How to Build Them.” Raising Children
    Network (Australia). https://raisingchildren.net.au/grown-ups/family-life/routines-rituals-relationships/good-
    family-relationships.

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