1. 3 Contents Chapter Building Strong Families
Section 3.1 Family Characteristics
Section 3.2 Parenting Skills

2. Section 3.1 Family Characteristics
There are many different family structures.
Family members must work together to overcome challenges and to build a strong foundation for the family.

3. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary vital nuclear family venture
single-parent family
custodial parent
blended family
extended family
legal guardian
foster child
intergenerational
vital
venture

4. Qualities of Strong Families
Families are the foundation for every human culture.
Families nurture and protect, and give security, emotional support, and a sense of belonging.
Adults teach children values by example, direct communication, and religious training.

5. Qualities of Strong Families
Children with strong values experience more success in their lives.
Family conflicts can be resolved with calm, active listening and positive body language.
How do you think values can affect a person’s success in life? 5

6. Family Structure
There are many types of families, each with unique characteristics.
Biological children are born into a family.
Adopted children become family members through a legal process.

7. Trends Affecting Families
All families are affected by societal trends.
More people find themselves caring for aging parents and their children at the same time.
Advances in technology make life both easier and more complicated. 7

8. Section 3.2 Parenting Skills
Parents use a variety of parenting styles to raise children and deal with the responsibilities of being a parent.

9. Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary deprivation parenting style
guidance
self-discipline
conscience
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
time-out
dispute
consistent

10. Children’s Needs
Effective parenting sometimes means learning from mistakes.
Children whose needs are not met suffer from deprivation.
deprivation
A lack of the critical needs and encouraging environment that are essential for physical, emotional, and intellectual well-being.

11. Children’s Needs
Effective parents provide for their children’s physical needs, emotional and social needs, and intellectual needs.

12. Parenting Styles
There are three main parenting styles: authoritarian, assertive-democratic, and permissive.
No one parenting style works best with all children.
Which parenting style or styles have your parents used?

13. Guide Children’s Behavior
Children need to be taught what is acceptable, what is not acceptable, and what is expected of them.
Guidance promotes security and positive self-esteem.
guidance
Using firmness and understanding to help children learn how to behave.

14. Guide Children’s Behavior
Young children will gradually develop a conscience.
Parents should model the behavior they want to see in their children.
conscience
An inner sense of what is right.

15. Guide Children’s Behavior
Parents must give effective directions and set limits.
Parents must deal effectively with inappropriate behavior.

16. Family Characteristics
Chapter Summary
Section 3.1
Family Characteristics
Families need to meet children’s basic needs and prepare children to live in society.
There are three basic family structures.
Most families follow a series of stages called the family life cycle.
Families are affected by trends in society and sometimes need support. 16

17. Parents use many skills to raise children.
Chapter Summary
Section 3.2
Parenting Skills
Parents use many skills to raise children.
Children have physical, emotional, social, and intellectual needs that should be met by a family.
Parents must find the parenting style that works best for them and their children.
Parents must also learn positive ways to guide children’s behavior and deal with misbehavior. 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. A family that includes a mother and father and at least one child.
nuclear family
familia nuclear
A family that includes a mother and father and at least one child.
Una familia que incluye una madre, un padre y al menos un hijo.
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20. familia de un padre o madre soltera single-parent family
A family that includes either a mother or a father and at least one child.
Una familia que incluye a una madre o a un padre y al menos un hijo.
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21. padre/madre con tutela
custodial parent
padre/madre con tutela
The parent with whom the child resides.
Padre o madre con quien el hijo vive.
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22. blended family familia mezclada
A family that is formed when a single parent marries another person, who may or may not have children.
Familia formada cuando una persona con hijos se casa con otra que puede o no tener hijos.
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23. extended family familia extendida
A family that includes a parent or parents, at least one child, and other relatives who live with them.
Familia en la que uno o los dos padres, al menos un hijo y otros parientes viven juntos.
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24. legal guardian tutor legal
A person who is designated by a legal process to assume responsibility for raising a child.
Persona nombrada en un procedimiento legal para asumir la responsabilidad de criar a un niño.
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25. foster child hijo de crianza
A child that comes from a troubled family or difficult circumstances and is placed in the temporary care of another person or family.
Niño que viene de una familia con problemas o situaciones difíciles y que otra persona o familia cuida temporalmente.
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26. Occurring between older and younger age groups.
intergenerational
intergeneracional
Occurring between older and younger age groups.
Que ocurre entre personas jóvenes y mayores.
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27. deprivation privación
A lack of the critical needs and encouraging environment that are essential for physical, emotional, and intellectual well-being.
Carencia de necesidades fundament-ales y un ambiente estimulante que se requieren para el buen desarrollo intelectual, físico y emocional.
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28. The way parents and other caregivers care for and discipline children.
parenting style
estilo de crianza
The way parents and other caregivers care for and discipline children.
La manera en que cuidan y disciplinan los padres y otras personas a cargo de cuidar a los niños.
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29. Using firmness and understanding to help children learn how to behave.
guidance
orientación
Using firmness and understanding to help children learn how to behave.
Usar firmeza y comprensión al ayudar al niño a aprender a comportarse.
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30. The ability of children to control their own behavior.
self-discipline
autodisciplina
The ability of children to control their own behavior.
La habilidad de los niños para controlar su propio comportamiento.
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31. An inner sense of what is right.
conscience
conciencia
An inner sense of what is right.
Sentido interior acerca de lo que es correcto.
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32. positive reinforcement refuerzo positivo
A response that encourages a particular behavior.
Una respuesta que estimula un comportamiento específico.
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33. negative reinforcement refuerzo negativo
A response aimed at strengthening desired behavior by removing an unpleasant trigger.
Respuesta en la que se remueve un estímulo desagradable con el objeto de fortalecer un comportamiento deseado.
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34. time-out
pausa
When a child is removed from the group, perhaps by being required to sit in a special chair for a short period of time.
Cuando un niño es aislado del grupo y se le requiere que, por ejemplo, se siente en un asiento especial por un corto periodo de tiempo.
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35. Necessary; extremely important and necessary.
vital
esencial
Necessary; extremely important and necessary.
Necesario; extremadamente importante y necesario.
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36. To proceed; to presume or dare to do something.
venture
arriesgarse
To proceed; to presume or dare to do something.
Proceder; atreverse o aventurarse a hacer algo.
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37. dispute
disputa
Quarrel.
Pelea; discusión.
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38. consistent consistente Continually the same. Que no cambia; igual.
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