Traditional families are extended and include multiple generations living together, while modern families are nuclear and consist only of parents and children. Both family types see the mother as central to providing warmth and care, and all members support each other, though the man leads in traditional families. Traditional families place more emphasis on obeying elders, and treat boys and girls differently, whereas modern families give children more independence and equal rights regardless of gender. Overall, the passage suggests that modern families allow for greater independence of children compared to traditional families.
Traditional families are extended and include multiple generations living together, while modern families are nuclear and consist only of parents and children. Both family types see the mother as central to providing warmth and care, and all members support each other, though the man leads in traditional families. Traditional families place more emphasis on obeying elders, and treat boys and girls differently, whereas modern families give children more independence and equal rights regardless of gender. Overall, the passage suggests that modern families allow for greater independence of children compared to traditional families.
Traditional families are extended and include multiple generations living together, while modern families are nuclear and consist only of parents and children. Both family types see the mother as central to providing warmth and care, and all members support each other, though the man leads in traditional families. Traditional families place more emphasis on obeying elders, and treat boys and girls differently, whereas modern families give children more independence and equal rights regardless of gender. Overall, the passage suggests that modern families allow for greater independence of children compared to traditional families.
Traditional families are extended and consists of grandparents, uncles,
aunts, parents and children, where as the modern family is nuclear and contains only the parents and their children. Similarities between Traditional family and the modern Family The first similarity is the role of women in the family. In both, the mother is the core of affection and warmth. She always takes care of her children and her husband even if she works outside the home. Another similarity is that all members in the same family are supportive of each other and each one respects and helps the other. However, the man in both of them is still the leader of the family who works for his wife and children The relationship between members of a community -In traditional families the respect for the grandparents and parents is more than the respect for them in the modern family. Another difference is that the children in the traditional family must obey the rules and not break them while in the modern family the children can do what they want without any difficult rules. Finally, in traditional family boys and girls are treated differently while in the modern family thre rights of girls are the same as boys. In a few words, each family has its customs and thoughts to lead their members. Living in a modern family is better for me than living in traditional family and that is because children in a modern family can be more independent.