Family Responsibilities PDF
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This document outlines the traditional roles within a family. It discusses responsibilities for mother, father, and children. It also includes homework questions prompting the reader to reflect on their own family experiences.
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The Responsibility of the Family (1) The first group that we become a member of is the family. The traditional family is made up of a mother, father and their children. There are, however, different types of families. Single parent Extended family Blended families Each member of the f...
The Responsibility of the Family (1) The first group that we become a member of is the family. The traditional family is made up of a mother, father and their children. There are, however, different types of families. Single parent Extended family Blended families Each member of the family has responsibilities or roles. These roles have evolved over the years where parents agree to share roles and not be defined by what traditionally existed. Mother washes, cleans, cooks, disciplines Father disciplines, financial responsibilities, outdoor chores Children chores, tidies their room Homework 1. Discuss with your parents the traditional roles listed above and come prepared to share any other roles they have taken on. 2. Is your role similar or different from what is listed for children above? The Responsibility of the Family (1) The first group that we become a member of is the family. The traditional family is made up of a mother, father and their children. There are, however, different types of families. Single parent Extended family Blended families Each member of the family has responsibilities or roles. These roles have evolved over the years where parents agree to share roles and not be defined by what traditionally existed. Mother washes, cleans, cooks, disciplines Father disciplines, financial responsibilities, outdoor chores Children chores, tidies their room Homework 1. Discuss with your parents the traditional roles listed above and come prepared to share any other roles they have taken on. 2. Is your role similar or different from what is listed for children above?
