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    The document discusses different family structures and legacies. It defines traditional and nuclear families as consisting of two married parents raising their biological children. It also describes extended, step, single-parent, adoptive, blended, foster, gay or lesbian, immigrant, and migrant families. The section on family legacies emphasizes the importance of providing children with a sense of security, social skills, and spiritual guidance.

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    MODULE 11:FAMILY

    STRUCTURES AND
    LEGACIES
    MODULE 11
    FAMILY STRUCTURE

    The traditional family structure is


    considered a family support system
    which involves two married individuals
    providing cares and stability for their
    biological offspring. The family is
    created at birth and stablishes ties
    across generations
    DIFFERENT KINDS OF
    FAMILY STRUCTURES
     NUCLEAR FAMILY

    A family unit consisting of at most


    a father, mother and dependent
    children. It is considered the
    “traditional”family.
     EXTENDED FAMILY

    A family consisting of parents and


    children, along with either
    grandparents, grandchildrens,
    aunts or uncles, and cousins
     STEP FAMILIES

    Two families brougth together due


    to divores, seperstion, and
    remarriage.
     SINGLE PARENT FAMILY

    This can either be a father or a


    mother who is singly responsible
    for the raising of a child (either
    by choice or by life
    circumtances). The child can be
    by birth or adoption.
     ADOPTIVE FAMILY

    A family where in one or more of


    the children has been adopted.
     BI-RACIAL OR MULTI-RACIAL FAMILY

    A family where the parents are


    members of different racial
    identity groups.
     TRANS-RACIAL ADOPTIVE FAMILY

    A family where the adopted child


    is of a different racial identity
    group than the parents.
     BLENDED FAMILY

    A family that consist of member


    from two or more previous
    families.
     CONDITIONALLY SEPARATED FAMILIES

    A family member is seperated


    from the rest of the family. This
    may be due to employment,
    military service, hospitalization
    etc…
     FOSTER FAMILY

    A family where one or more of the


    children is legally a temporary
    member of the household.
     GAY OR LESBIAN FAMILY

    A FAMILY WHERE ONE OR BOTH OF


    THE PARENTS SEXUAL
    ORIENTATION IS GAY OR LESBIAN.
     IMMIGRANT FAMILY

    A family where the parents have


    immigrated to another country as
    adults. Their children may or may
    not be immigrants.
     MIGRANT FAMILY

    A family that moves regularly to


    place where they have
    employment.
    FAMILY LEGACIES
     EMOTIONAL LEGACY

    In order to prosper, our children


    need an enduring sense of
    security and stability nurtured in
    an environment of safety and
    love.
     SOCIAL LEGACY

    The really succeed in life, our


    children need to learn more than
    management techniques, accounting,
    reading, writing and geometry. They
    need to learn the fine art of relating
    to people.
     SPIRITUAL LEGACY

    As spiritual beings, we adopt


    attitudes and beliefs about spiritual
    matters from one source or another.
    As parents, we need to take the
    initiative and present our faith to our
    children.

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