Module 2: Identifying Ways to Become Responsible in a Relationship PDF
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This document is about healthy relationships and the important qualities needed to foster them. It includes questions about personal experiences in relationships, the importance of communication, and the awareness of dating violence. Essential qualities like patience, honesty, kindness, and respect are presented. It also highlights the significance of community involvement and leadership.
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QUARTER 2 Module 2: Identifying Ways to Become Responsible in a Relationship Keeping Healthy Relationships Answer the questions honestly and base it in your real-life situation. A. Have you been fallen in-love with someone? Yes ___ or No? ___ B1. If yes, how long are you been...
QUARTER 2 Module 2: Identifying Ways to Become Responsible in a Relationship Keeping Healthy Relationships Answer the questions honestly and base it in your real-life situation. A. Have you been fallen in-love with someone? Yes ___ or No? ___ B1. If yes, how long are you been in a relationship? ______ B2. If no, why are you not interested in a relationship? ______________________ C1. Does your relationship helps you grow as a a better individual or the opposite way? ________________________________________ Importance of Relationships Key Point: Relationships in youth are essential for growth and self-understanding. Good Relationships: oTake time and energy. oShould be based on respect and honesty. In a healthy relationship, both partners: 1.Are treated with kindness and respect. Traits of a 2.Are honest with each other. Healthy 3.Enjoy spending time together. Relationship 4.Respect each other’s emotional, physical, and sexual limits. 5.Communicate honestly about their feelings. Dating Violence: 10% of high school students have experienced violence from a Love dating partner. Types of abuse: Physical abuse: Hitting, Should slapping, kicking. Sexual abuse: Unwanted sexual advances. Never Emotional abuse: Harm to self- esteem, controlling behavior. Hurt Key Message: Always take care of yourself in relationships. Communication in Relationships Importance of Open Communication: oDiscuss each other’s needs for physical, emotional, and mental health. oNo mind reading: Communicate your needs openly and clearly. Discussing Sexual Health Key Issues: Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). Possibility of pregnancy. Personal boundaries. Am I ready for Questio sex? How will I feel ns to after? Ask What protection Yourself will I use? : How will this affect my relationship? Talking to Parents About Sex Challenge: Many teens (83%) fear discussing sex with parents. Reality: 51% of teens do talk to their parents, and most parents want to help their kids make informed decisions. Key Point: Not everyone your age is having sex, despite what it may seem like. The right to emotional support. The right to be heard and to respond. Basic Rights The right to have your own point of view. in a Relationship The right to live free from accusation, blame, and criticism. The right to live free from emotional and physical threats. The right to be respectfully asked, not ordered. Essential Qualities for a Healthy Relationship Patience Be patient and give others time to reflect. Professional help may be needed for : unresolved issues. Honesty Communicate openly to : build trust. Kindnes Be considerate of each s: other’s feelings. Respect is the Respect: foundation of all healthy relationships. LEADERSHIP is the art of motivating a group of people to act toward achieving a common goal Community Activities and Civic Responsibility Civic Responsibility: Contributing to your community by: oJoining a youth club or environmental group. oHelping with school plays or junior sports. oSetting up community arts spaces. oPromoting causes like a clean environment. Identity and Connection: Helps young people discover Benefits of who they are and where they Community Skills fit in. Development: Activities Build life skills like time management and initiative. Self-Confidence: Boosts mental health and well-being by fostering SERVANT LEADERSHIP The servant – leader is servant first. It begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve, to serve first. The conscious choice brings one to aspire to lead Leader first, the need to assuage an unusual power drive or to acquire material possessions. In the Servant as Leader, Greenleaf said: this story clearly says – “the great leader is seen as servant first”, and that simple fact is the key to his greatness. Conclusion Key Takeaway: o Healthy relationships are built on patience, honesty, kindness, and respect. o Communicate openly, maintain your rights, and be responsible in relationships.