By the end of these lessons, students will be able to:

• Describe the functions of families in society.

• Explain how different family forms meet family needs.

• Compare theoretical perspectives on family and parent-child relationships.

• Assess the impact of caregiving on family relationships.

• Connect family theories and caregiving research to real-life examples in Canada.

• Apply research and inquiry skills from Unit A.

Success Criteria

I can:

✔ identify the main functions of families

✔ explain how diverse families meet similar needs in different ways

✔ apply theories to real-life Canadian family situations

✔ explain the emotional, social, and economic impact of caregiving

✔ create research questions and communicate findings clearly