Relationships and Me
What is a relationship?
A relationship is the interaction and bond between two or more people. Relationships are about love, trust, sharing and confidence. There are many different types of relationships. These include
A relationship is the interaction and bond between two or more people. Relationships are about love, trust, sharing and confidence. There are many different types of relationships. These include
- Friendship
- Family relationships
- Peer relationships
- Co-workers
- Teachers
- Relationships with sports coaches
What are positive relationships?
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Positive relationships are built on effective communication and respect for the other persons needs, efforts and contributions.
The relationships you have are based on positive feelings towards the other people in the relationship, such as love and like.
In all relationships you have choices and permissions. A choice is the act of choosing. Everybody has the power to make their own choices that are best for them in any relationship.
Permission is the act of permitting or allowing through consent. In every relationship each individual has the right to set boundaries and rules about how other people in the relationship speak and touch you.
Not all relationships are positive, this is why you have the right to make choices about the types of relationship you have.
The relationships you have are based on positive feelings towards the other people in the relationship, such as love and like.
In all relationships you have choices and permissions. A choice is the act of choosing. Everybody has the power to make their own choices that are best for them in any relationship.
Permission is the act of permitting or allowing through consent. In every relationship each individual has the right to set boundaries and rules about how other people in the relationship speak and touch you.
Not all relationships are positive, this is why you have the right to make choices about the types of relationship you have.
Who do you go to for help?
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There are different people you can go to for help. These include:
Parents
Brothers/Sisters
Friends
Other family members (cousins, aunt, uncle, grandparents)
Teachers
Sports Coach
Police
Parents
Brothers/Sisters
Friends
Other family members (cousins, aunt, uncle, grandparents)
Teachers
Sports Coach
Police
Related Links:
It's My Life: students can read stories about friendship and play games
The Symphony of Friendship: students can read a delightful story about friendhip.
Family Relationships: provides information and help services for relationships.
Clifford: interactive website that teaches students principles of relationships
The Symphony of Friendship: students can read a delightful story about friendhip.
Family Relationships: provides information and help services for relationships.
Clifford: interactive website that teaches students principles of relationships
Related Articles:
Read about an unusual relationship between an owl and a dog and how they overcame differences in their friendship. Click on the link below to read the article.
An extrodinary story of a person looking for a friend through a message in a bottle. Read the delightful article by clicking the link below.
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