1. 1 Contents Chapter Discover Yourself Section 1.1 You Are Unique
Section 1.2 Grooming and Personal Care

2. 1 Section 1.1 You Are Unique Chapter Learn About Children
Many parts of your life come together to make you a unique person. 2

3. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary heredity culture self-concept
self-esteem
constructive criticism
self-actualization
adolescence
respect
potential

4. Heredity and Environment
Every person is unique.
Factors that influence who you are include:
family.
heredity.
environment.
roles.
culture.
experiences.
heredity
The passing on of traits, or characteristics and qualities, from parents to their children.
culture
Ways of thinking, acting, dressing, and speaking shared by a group of people.

5. What Makes Me Unique? Personality is the combination of: attitudes.
interests.
behaviors.
other traits that make you who you are.
You can strengthen your self-concept in many ways.

6. What Makes Me Unique?
Hearing negative messages can lead to low self-esteem.
Accepting constructive criticism helps improve your self-esteem.
self-esteem
A sense of confidence and self-worth.
constructive criticism
Helpful advice meant to help one grow and improve.

7. What Makes Me Unique? You show responsibility when you: obey rules.
help others.
keep promises.
carry out tasks.
When your needs are met, you feel good about yourself.
Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs suggests that needs are met in stages.

8. What Makes Me Unique?
Describe the five stages in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs.
Stage
Description
Physical: Need to satisfy basic needs of hunger, thirst, sleep, and shelter
Stage 1
Stage 2
Safety: Need to be secure from danger
Stage 3
Belonging: Need to love and be loved, need to belong
Stage 4
Feeling Recognized: Need to achieve, need to be recognized
Stage 5
Reaching Potential: Need for self-actualization

9. Emotional Changes
Understand your emotions to help you better understand yourself.
It is important to deal with emotions in a healthy way, especially during adolescence.

10. Physical Changes Rapid physical changes occur during adolescence.
A positive self-concept helps you adjust to the changes.
self-concept
A mental picture of oneself.

11. Section 1.2 Grooming and Personal Care
To look your best, it is important to practice good grooming skills and present a positive attitude.

12. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary grooming hygiene acne
dermatologist
cavity
durability
opinion

13. Personal Grooming It is important to be clean and well-groomed.
Grooming should include caring for your:
skin.
hair.
hands.
feet.
teeth.
clothing.
grooming
The things one does to care for one’s physical appearance.

14. First Impressions
You make a good first impression with a positive attitude.
People tend to form judgments about others on first meetings.
First impressions are not always accurate.

15. First Impressions
Your appearance can affect the way people react to you.
People will be drawn to you because you have traits they admire.
What are some traits that you admire and look for in other people?

16. Chapter Summary Section 1.1 You Are Unique
During your teen years you start to become your own person.
You experience emotional and physical changes, and you develop your own values.
Family, friends, and culture influence who you are.
Your personality shows in your appearance and your actions.
A positive self-concept helps you cope with life.
You are responsible for your own behavior and actions. 16

17. Grooming and Personal Care
Chapter Summary
Section 1.2
Grooming and Personal Care
Taking care of your physical appearance contributes to the way other people see you.
Grooming and personal care includes caring for your skin, hair, hands, feet, and teeth.
When you are clean, you are more likely to be healthy.
Being well-groomed can help you make a good impression when you meet people for the first time.
A good attitude can affect the impression you make. 17

18. Review
Do you remember the vocabulary terms from this chapter? Use the following slides to check your knowledge of the definitions.
The slides in this section include both English and Spanish terms and definitions.
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19. heredity
herencia
The passing on of traits, or characteristics and qualities, from parents to their children.
La transmisión de rasgos o características y cualidades de los padres a sus hijos.
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20. culture
cultura
Ways of thinking, acting, dressing, and speaking shared by a group of people.
Manera de pensar, actuar, vestirse, y hablar que comparte un grupo de personas.
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21. A mental picture of oneself. Imagen mental de sí mismo.
self-concept
concepto de sí mismo
A mental picture of oneself.
Imagen mental de sí mismo.
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22. A sense of confidence and self-worth.
self-esteem
autoestima
A sense of confidence and self-worth.
Sentido o sensación de seguridad y autovaloración.
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23. constructive criticism crítica constructiva
Helpful advice meant to help one grow and improve.
Consejo útil para ayudar a alguien a crecer y a mejorar.
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24. Reaching one’s full potential. Potencial completo de uno.
self-actualization
autorrealización
Reaching one’s full potential.
Potencial completo de uno.
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25. The period of great growth and change between childhood and adulthood.
adolescence
adolescencia
The period of great growth and change between childhood and adulthood.
Periodo de gran crecimiento y cambio entre la niñez y la edad adulta.
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26. The things one does to care for one’s physical appearance.
grooming
cuidar la apariencia
The things one does to care for one’s physical appearance.
Lo que uno hace para el cuidado de la apariencia física.
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27. hygiene higiene Keeping oneself clean. Mantenerse limpio.
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28. acne
acné
A common skin condition that occurs when pores are clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria.
Condición común de la piel que ocurre cuando los poros están obstruidos con aceite, células muertas y bacterias.
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29. A doctor who treats skin disorders.
dermatologist
dermatólogo
A doctor who treats skin disorders.
Médico que trata las enfermedades de la piel.
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30. An area of decay in a tooth. Parte de un diente en descomposición.
cavity
caries
An area of decay in a tooth.
Parte de un diente en descomposición.
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31. respect respetar Value; high or special regard.
Valorar; considerar especial.
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32. potential
potencial
Best chance for success; existing in possibility; capable of development into actuality.
Mejor oportunidad para lograr el éxito; que existe la posibilidad; que es posible que se manifieste en la realidad.
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33. Ability to exist for a long time without significant damage or wear.
durability
durabilidad
Ability to exist for a long time without significant damage or wear.
Capacidad de existir por un largo tiempo sin grandes daños o desgaste.
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34. A view or judgment formed in the mind about a particular matter.
opinion
opinión
A view or judgment formed in the mind about a particular matter.
Un punto de vista o juicio formado mentalmente acerca de un asunto concreto.
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Chapter 1
Discover Yourself