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WEEK 1: 23 MARCH - 30 MARCH 2020 | DO NOT COMPLETE ANY ACTIVITIES

WEEK 2: 31 MARCH - 3 APRIL 2020 | ACTIVITIES

Welcome back! This week we'll be having a look at relationships. None of us can say that we can survive without having relationships with others. These relationships could be with a friend, family member or even a teacher, for example.

Watch the video below and then complete the TWO activities thereafter. Remember, the effort you put in, determines the mark you'll receive. Enjoy!

Relationships.mp4

Relationships with Others.pdf

Activity - Characteristics of safe and unsafe relationships

Now that you are able to identify which relationships are safe and unsafe, it's time to design a tree map comparing characteristics of safe and unsafe relationships. Sort the following characteristics of relationships into safe and unsafe:

has trust
is controlling
ignores boundaries
tries to force you to change
proud of your success
non judgemental
always accuses you
uses violence to control you
supportive
pressurises you to do something you don't want to do
transparent and honest
tries to get something by giving
encourages growth

If you are a bit confused, don't worry, I have started the tree map for you. All you need to do is click on the example below.

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WEEK 3: 6 April - 10 APRIL 2020 | ACTIVITIES

POSITIVE SELF CONCEPT

Your self concept/self esteem depends on the way you view yourself based on your body image, thoughts and experience. This is why having a good or high self esteem is important:

A good self-esteem helps you. It gives you the courage to try new things. Or make new friends. With a high self-esteem, you believe in yourself. You know that good things can happen when you try. Having a high self-esteem helps you when things don't go your way. It helps you accept mistakes. If you miss the soccer goal or lose a library book, you don't get too mad at yourself. You just try again. You find a way to do better.

Activity 1- Summary of ways to build self-esteem in children

Read about how your parents can improve your self-esteem.
Make a summary based on what you have read. Your summary should only consist of 7 sentences.
Sit your parent/guardian down and tell them what they should do to boost your self-esteem

POSITIVE SELF CONCEPT - Tips for Parents

Case Study -Our Brave South African Role Model

Read the case study on the right and complete the questions thereafter. REMEMBER TO USE FULL SENTENCES AND TO MAKE USE OF THE MARK ALLOCATION.

Positive self Concept.pdf

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