1. Characteristics of Self
Traits-
Physical traits-
Personality traits-
Heredity-
Environment -
Character-
Unique-

2. Recap: Characteristics of Self
Characteristics- (traits or qualities a person has)
Traits- (the qualities that make you different from everyone else)
Physical traits (hair color, eye color, shape of nose)
Personality traits (shy, timid, outgoing, talkative)
Heredity(genes, inherited)
Environment- (family, friends, school)
Character- (the traits that guide you in deciding right from wrong”)
Unique-(existing as the only one)

3. Learning Styles- Define the words below. You may use a partner
Visual-
Auditory-
Tactile-

4. Learning Styles Learning Styles- the way a person learns best
Visual- students learn by using their eyes to see information
Auditory-students learn through listening and hearing information
Tactile-students learn by touching or physical engagement with information

5. Family
Family-A group of people related to one another by blood (birth), marriage, or adoption.
Relationships-a pattern of interaction with one or more persons over time.
Generation-all the people who are born and live in about the same time span.

6. Friends Friend- someone you care about, trust, and respect
Trust-to believe a person is honest and reliable
Share-to experience or enjoy with others
Peers-people who belong to the same age group
Peer pressure-the influence people’s peers have on them
Negative peer pressure
Positive peer pressure
Reputation-what others think of a person
Dating- participating in an activity with another person you are attracted to.
Group Dating-when several people of both sexes meet for an activity (Think of a double date)
Safe form of dating until one gets to really know the other person
Bully-a person who uses strength or power to persuade or pressure others to so something

7. Conflict Conflict-a disagreement between two or more people.
Conflict Resolution-the process of finding a solution to a disagreement
Crisis-affects the functioning of a family
Mediator-a person not involved in the conflict, but helps settle the conflict (A peer can be a mediator as well as an adult)
Compromise-an agreement in a conflict in which both sides are willing to give up a little of what they wanted
Challenge-a demanding or difficult task or situation that can be a source of distress
Solution-an answer to a problem