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FAMILY AS A NATURAL INSTITUTION
Values Education I Lesson 3
Lesson Objectives
Analyze why family is considered a natural institution.
Reflect on the ways a family can influence one’s personhood.
Demonstrate understanding of family as a natural institution through a film review.
Key Points from Video
Cabalza Family (The Power of Healing)
Awarded at the 6th Jollibee Family Values Awards.
Activities to be watched on YouTube.
Importance of Family Values
Values demonstrated by the Cabalza family in the video.
Role of the family as society's primary institution.
Importance of families engaging in community-benefiting activities.
Definitions of Family
Traditional Definition: Group of people united through marriage, blood, or adoption, living together.
Modern Variations:
Nuclear Family: Parents and their children.
Extended Family: Inclusion of relatives such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Single-Parent Family: A family led by a single parent.
Blended Family: Families formed by merging previous family units.
OFW Family: Families where parents work abroad, leaving children behind.
Childless Family: Couples without children.
Grandparent Family: Grandparents raising their grandchildren.
Same-Sex Family: Families with parents of the same gender.
Adoptive Family: Families including adopted children.
Family as a Natural Institution
Distinguished from other institutions by its natural affiliation.
Family leaders are not chosen; membership is based on blood or marriage.
Importance of Family in Society
Community Dynamics: Families promote harmony and good relationships, foundational to social, cultural, and ethical values.
Support System: The love within a family strengthens support among its members.
Foundation of Society: Society is composed of families, affecting its overall wellness and efficacy.
School of Love: Families are the first environment where individuals learn to love and support each other.
Model Relationships: The quality of societal life is reflective of family values.
Film Review Assignment
Movie: "Lolo and the Kid"
Analyze relationships and themes demonstrated in the film.
Answer selected questions regarding the family as a natural institution of love and support.