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What Are My Relationships with Others Like? Lesson PlanWhat Are My Relationships with Others Like? Lesson Plan
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Advocates for Youth
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7th - 12th
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What Are My Relationships with Others Like?

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This What Are My Relationships with Others Like? lesson plan also includes:
  • Life Planning Education: A Youth Development Program
  • Evaluation Plan
  • Video Distributor List
  • Revised Life Planning Education for Chapters 1-4
  • Assessing Relationships
  • Sample Interview Questions
  • Guidelines for Interviews
  • Circles of Friendships
  • What Would You Do for a Friend?
  • Where Do You Go?
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Relationships are often the highest priority for teenagers, but they don't always have the maturity to navigate a healthy connection with peers or family members. A series of group activities prompt class members to interview their family, analyze their friend groups, and reflect on their relationship with members of the opposite sex.

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Concepts

relationships, friendship, dating, family roles, family, healthy habits

Additional Tags

health

Instructional Ideas

  • Use in a teen issues class or when discussing healthy relationships in a health class
  • Include the activities in the first few meetings of a peer counseling group

Classroom Considerations

  • Discusses the likes and dislikes of the opposite sex, but does not address the needs of gender-nonbinary students
  • Part of a longer program about teens' emotional development

Pros

  • Focuses on aspects of family, peer, and romantic relationships
  • Provides handy worksheets to accompany class discussions

Cons

  • None

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