FCS103 - Lesson 1

Myth

• A traditional story that explains a natural phenomenon

• Common but misleading belief about parenting

• A scientific fact that is universally accepted

• A type of folklore that has no basis in reality

Moral Development

• How children learn ethical values and principles

• How children develop physical skills

• How children improve their memory

• How children enhance their creativity

Parent

• One who raises and cares for a child

• A legal guardian appointed by the state

• A person who provides financial support

• An individual who teaches in a school

Parenting

• The active process of raising a child

• A method of teaching children to read

• A style of cooking for families

• A type of recreational activity for parents

Heritage

• Cultural and ancestral legacy

• Modern cultural practices

• Technological advancements

• Economic growth

Morals

• Principles distinguishing right from wrong

• Rules for social behavior

• Guidelines for financial success

• Strategies for effective communication

Ethnic Identity

• A sense of belonging to an ethnic group

• A feeling of superiority over other groups

• A preference for one culture over another

• An interest in global cultures

Nurturance

• Providing attentive emotional and physical care

• Ignoring emotional needs

• Providing only physical care

• Offering financial support

Diversity

• Inclusion of varied cultural and personal backgrounds

• Uniformity in cultural practices

• Exclusion of minority groups

• Homogeneity in personal beliefs

Flexibility

• Adapting to a child's changing needs

• Maintaining a strict routine

• Ignoring a child's preferences

• Focusing solely on academic performance