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PARENTING in HISPANIC FAMILIES © Western/Pacific LINCS Western/Pacific Literacy Network

Kathy Ragland ABE/GED Instructor Parent Educator SW Adult Education Center Cortez, Colorado A Course Developed and Taught by

Brought to you by SWBCOS Adult Education Department San Juan Basin Technical School The Project for Self-Empowerment Mountain Plains Distance Learning Partnership

Kathy Ragland ABE/GED Instructor and Parent Educator SW Adult Education Center Cortez, Colorado Today’s Instruction brought to you by

Patty Thomas ABE/GED Instructor SW Adult Education Center Cortez, Colorado AND

Module 2 IMPROVEMENT OF SELF- UNDERSTANDING AND RELATIONSHIPS B: How Our Baggage Influences Our Parenting Skills

Review We learned to identify “baggage” We learned to improve understanding of ourselves.

Today’s Objectives To identify how parenting skills can be passed down through the generations. To identify how culture relates to parenting

Parenting style Manner in which a parent shows, directs or guides their children

Overindulge To indulge excessively; gratify too much or unwisely.

Control To exercise authority or dominating influence over; to direct or regulate

Balance An influence or force tending to produce equilibrium

Baggage A collection of a persons problems or idiosyncrasies.

Neglected To be ignored, paid no attention to, or disregarded.

Emotion Any strong feeling, as of joy, sorrow, reverence, hate or love, arising subjectively rather than through conscious mental effort.

Volatile Inconstant, tending to violence; explosive.

Empathy Understanding so intimate that the feelings, thoughts, and motives of one are readily comprehended by another.

Guilt The feeling of being responsible for an offense or wrongdoing.

Disciplinarian Person who enforces the guidelines and determines the punishment for breaking the rules.

Review Identified how parenting skills can be passed down through the generations. Identified how culture relates to parenting

How to get your assignments Pick up your handouts at the SW Adult Education Center at 514 North Chestnut at the corner of Chestnut and Arbecam Streets in Cortez. Or Access your handoust on the Internet at

How to get help with your assignments Attend FREE on-site classes Tuesday and Thursday nights at the Adult Education Center, at 514 North Chestnut at the corner of Chestnut and Arbecam Streets in Cortez. Call and ask for a mentor. Get your handouts and assignments.

How to turn in your assignments You may turn in your assignments at the SW Adult Education Center. Call for information and help with assignments. Don’t forget to enroll. If you want to work on your Colorado Certificate of Accomplishment, ask to start your portfolio.

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