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The document discusses the concept of family, defining a nuclear family as two married parents and their children living together. It notes that the family is the nucleus of society and is composed of various relatives beyond just parents and children. The key values a family teaches include respect, solidarity, love, responsibility and tolerance. The conclusion emphasizes taking care of and supporting one's family as it is God's best gift.
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- 1. THE FAMILY PRESENTED BY: Saira Luz Salas Herrera
- 2. nuclear family is a family unit that includes two married parents of opposite genders and their biological or adopted children living in the same residence
- 3. The family is the nucleus of society. The family is composed of father, mother, sons, daughters, uncles, aunts, grandparents, cousins, brothers, sisters, bisagüelos, bisagüelas.
- 4. the family teaches values such as: respect, solidarity, love, responsibility, tolerance.
- 5. Thank you All of us have to take care our family, give loves and support it. The family is the God’s best gift