Adult Roles And Responsibilities
Lesson Plans
Strand 1
Students will participate in activities that help increase their self-awareness, values, goals, decision making strategies, and career options.
Standard 1
Explain how self-concept and self-esteem are built and preserved and how this relates to the perception of individual strengths and weaknesses.
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Character & Integrity
Students will learn qualities that build character and integrity.
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Depression/Suicide
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Labeling
Characteristics of labeling and how to avoid being predjudiced.
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Labeling
Labeling can have a negative or positive affect on someone. We need to be careful not to label people but take the time to actually get to know the person.
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M&F Chapter 9 - Parenting Readiness
- Reasons for choosing to be a parent.
- Experiencing pregnancy and parental roles.
- Theories of child socialization and discipline.
- Evaluation of personal readiness for parenting roles and responsibilities.
- Weighing costs and benefits of becoming a parent.
- How job demands and financial readiness affect personal readiness.
- Children have an impact on the marital relationship.
- Identify parenting roles of fathers and mothers.
- Emphasize the differences between and the importance of motherhood and fatherhood.
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Self Concept
Students will understand how self-concept and self-esteem are built and preserved and how it relates to the perception of individual strengths and weaknesses.
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Self-Concept
Students will learn how they can build their self-esteem.
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Self-Management Unit
This unit includes: Using Self-Concept, Character & Integrity, Labeling, Values, Goals and Decision Making.
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Self-esteem
Self-concept is made up of several things. People with a high self-concept and self-esteem seem to do well in the world. They are people who believe they can be successful. They are able to perform well at work and they get along well with others in all relationships. We must all learn to emphasize our strengths and positive traits.
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Stereotyping/Labeling
A group activity designed to show prejudicial attitudes concerning stereotypical groups of people that we often generalize as being alike.
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