FAMILY
Family (from Latin: familia) is a group of people affiliated by consanguinity, affinity, or co-residence. In most societies it is the principal institution for the socialization of children The family is the first and formative unit in which human beings grow up.
FAMILY
parent-children
Among these parent-child relation is most important and there are observable changes are arising.
CHILD-PARENT RELATIONSHIP
Early child-parent relationships lay the foundation for : Childrens later social life Emotional
Mentality
School functioning
Generation gap
Unable to get emotionally connected to the child
Cultural conflict
Unable to fulfill the circle of security
Parent-Adolescent Conflict
Parents unable to understand child leading to argument Relative control over personal choices by adolescent Parents over expecting nature bringing immense pressure on the child Conflict is minimized and has more positive outcome if parent-adolescent relationship is renegotiated across the adolescent years
Not allowing the child to work freely according to their will cultures adherence to parental and generational authority leads to conflict Not allowing the children to freely interact with people of different culture
Increase in divorce rate Child unable to handle this and become rebellious in nature Unable to get the love of mother and father at the same time
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Increase in two wage-earner families Unable to give sufficient care to child so the relation weakens The child is unable to share his emotional and social querie and isolation begins
Families in distress are more likely to have physical abuse (e.g. economic, psychological, health stressors) Males more likely than females to be physically abused Abused adolescents: more aggressive, depressed, other problem behavior
Educating Parents
Parents should be more open to their children They must become friends to their children with whom the child can share his feeling Parents need to understand childrens histories to be on alert for trauma the child facing Be realistic about attachment issues but recognize parents ability to hear the concerns Encourage parents to seek treatment
It would be great if both, school and home unite for the betterment of children and if parents trust teachers and teachers eradicate the bad practices and they cooperate with each other, we are able to provide children a good social environment.
Role of a Teacher
A teacher should be fair, encouraging and praising when there is an occasion for it. A teacher should not play any favorites and should also not form any firm opinion about a child. A teacher should avoid corporal punishments. A teacher should give each child a chance to develop his talents to the fullest extent.
Conclusion
The better the relationship between child & parents, the more successful the child will be
HUSBAND-WIFE RELATIONSHIP
HUSBAND-WIFE
They are the root which hold the family tree firm Work together, play together, and grow up together.
Practice sympathy, good humor, and mutual understanding and take good care of family
Establish your own home, even in a one room flat.
Time spent together: due to work load, the required time is not available for each other lead to separation