Hipertexto Familia y Enfermedad

- FAMILY AND SICKNESS
- Familia y Enfermedad
  - Objetivo de la Unidad de Aprendizaje
  - Contenido Temático
  - Destinatario
  - Sugerencia de Uso
  - Software Necesario
  - Sugerencia para Visualizar
- Introducción
- Objetivos de Aprendizaje
- Metodología
- Evaluación
- Requisitos
- Hypertext Family and Sickness: Developing Reading Strategies
  - Introduction
  - Activities Structure
  - Objectives
- Unit I: Family
  - Features of the Family
  - Integrative Activity
  - Learning Reflexion
- Unit II: Results and Processes
  - Resielence
  - Integrative Activity
  - Learning Reflexion
- Unit III: Sickness and Health
  - Grief and Mourning
  - Integrative Activity
  - Learning Reflexion
- Bibliography

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# Learning Reflexion

1.- Through this unit 1 I have learnt:

2.- The most difficult was:

3.- I would like to know more about:

### Retroalimentación

In this unit we saw The traditional family consists of a father, mother and children. This is the family shown on television as the standard family. However, the 21st century displays a variety of family units, some very different from the standard of the 1950s. Today, children are also often raised in single parent homes, by grandparents or by homosexual parents. Some families opt to have no children, or cannot have children due to some medical or emotional barrier. The idea that parents and children make a family is a basic definition; however, order to accurately acknowledge other family structures, a broader definition is necessary. In addition to a universal family definition, there are also plenty of people who consider a group of friends to be family, and adults who consider pets as defining members of the family unit.

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