1. Things to do in class today
Unit 2
Things to do in class today
For Thursday
Think pair share – pg. 1
Reflection questions
Changing Family – pg.2
Family Forms – pg. 3
Kyle poem!!!
Stress video!!!

2. Leave it to beaver
Brady bunch
Cosby Show
Regular People
Funny bedroom instructions
Full House
The Middle
After watching the clips How/why do you think families have changed over the decades? 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's?-Now?

3. Family Violence Domestic Abuse – abuse of one spouse by another
Child Abuse – any act or failure to act on the part of a parent or caregiver which results in death, serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse or exploitation
Did you know
*About 2 million cases of child abuse or neglect are reported each year in the U.S.
Discuss types of family violence in packet
Complete sticks and stones . . .

4. Types of Abuse Physical Abuse
Intentionally causing physical harm to another person
May avoid going home
Think that they are responsible for their beating
Think that if they can figure out the right way to behave the abuse will stop
They hide physical symptoms
Afraid to tell because the family will be destroyed
Sexual Abuse
When an adult uses a child or adolescent for sexual purposes.
Child feels guilty and ashamed
Believes he or she is responsible
Child has difficulty trusting and developing relationships
Emotional Abuse
The nonphysical mistreatment of a person. Emotional abuse does not leave physical scars
Leaves the victim feeling helpless, inadequate, and worthless
Neglect
Adult fails to provide for the basic needs of a child. Needs include food, security, socialization and love.
Childs feels they don’t belong
Child has trouble developing a personality
Runaways
A child who leaves home without permission and stays away for at least one night or two nights for 15 and older.
Reasons why a teen may runaway:
Violence in the family
Emotional problems
School failure
Angry about family rules

5. To do
Complete the assertive, aggressive, and passive color coding on page 5
Using physical force
Finger pointing
Expressing appreciation
Glaring
Interrupting
Never giving a compliment
Being sarcastic

6. Communication Forms Using physical force Finger pointing
Finger pointing
Expressing appreciation
Glaring
Interrupting
Never giving a compliment
Being sarcastic
Being respectful
Speaking confidently and clearly
Making fun of the other person’s feelings
Showing interest
Criticizing the other person
Seeking a compromise that does not go against either person’s values
Actively listening to the other person
Yelling
Criticizing yourself
Fidgeting nervously
Always giving in to the other person
Rarely talks
Mumbling
Looking away
Always apologizing
Making eye contact
Denying your own feelings
Trying to understand the other person’s feelings
Always listening; rarely talking
Hoping the other person will guess your feelings
Using “you” messages to blame the other person

7. VIOLENCE
VIOLENCE is the threat or actual physical force against oneself or another person.
HOMICIDE is the INTENTIONAL killing of one person by another.

8. Rape is when one person forces another to have sexual relations.
Did you know
Girls and women are more likely to be raped but boys and men can be raped, too.
Acquaintance rape
Abstain from alcohol and drugs
Many acquaintance rapes involve alcohol or drugs
Avoid secluded places when you are with someone you don’t know very well
This includes your room or your date’s room
Trust your feelings
If it doesn’t seem right, get away fast

9. DATA FROM A RECENT YEAR
14,504 DEATHS BY HOMICIDE – ONE EVERY 36 MINUTES
31,655 DEATHS BY SUICIDE – ONE EVERY 17 MINUTES
95,136 REPORTED RAPES OF WOMEN – ONE EVERY 5 MINUTES

10. Violence Risk Factors for Violence
Poverty
Family Violence
Media Violence
Availability of Weapons
Drug Abuse
Memberships in gangs
A GUN KEPT IN THE HOME IS 43 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO KILL A FAMILY MEMBER OR FRIEND THAN AN INTRUDER.

11. Stance on Violence Group Project – packet page 7 Bullying
Cyber bulling
School Harassment/weapons in school
Hazing
Sexual Harassment
Prejudice/Stereotypes
Discrimination
Vandalism