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Section 2. Identifying the Topic You Will Teach and Its Relationship to your
students´ grade.
According to (Kong, s.f.) Family provides for kids' basic needs when they are born and help them
survive in this world. It is the place where kids learn about this world and acquire abilities to use
their senses, speak the first words and take the first step.
Kids should know how family is very important and significant to their lives. They must know that
they have their family to turn to in the hour of need. This will enhance their self-confidence and
make them feel relaxed while facing a stressful situation. This self-confidence and sense of security
will make it easy for them to face the world.
I spent a lot of time to know the importance of this topic for children, as it is important for them to
know the people around them. And that every family is different.
I think that talking to children about the role of family and parental values in their lives, through
practical actions are two ways to enlighten your children about the importance of family.
In this century we must take into account many important factors that make the subject of utmost
importance, for example there are many families that now consist of two moms or two dads, this is
a topic that children are not used to see in society so it is important to give them to understand that
every family is different and that anyway it has to be accepted.
It is essential for children to know how to correctly call each member of their family in a second
language (L2). Family members are the first people with whom a child interacts and, therefore, we
should not underestimate their role in the process of child socialization. It is through interactions
with the family that children gain a better understanding of themselves and the people around them.
Section 3. Identifying Specific Learning Objectives.
Based on (Peña, 2021) Having a family is a legitimate and fundamental right of children.
It is because it is through the family that children learn the basic principles of coexistence
and the skills necessary to develop their potential as individuals and to face adult life in
society.
1. Students will learn about the unconditional support provided by the family.
2. The importance and value of the family.
3. Accept and respect the thoughts of others.