Unpacking Identity for Teens: Parenting to Nurture Skills to Bridge Differences скачать в хорошем качестве

Unpacking Identity for Teens: Parenting to Nurture Skills to Bridge Differences

Many teens struggle with the big question: “Who am I?”—especially as they begin forming a sense of identity around the social groups they belong to, like race, ethnicity, gender, and religion. Parents often want to help but aren’t sure how to support teens in exploring their identity in healthy, empowering ways. Without the right guidance, teens may feel confused, overwhelmed, or unsure how to talk about the parts of themselves that matter most. This video addresses the common challenge of teen identity development, offering parents a simple, research-based way to help their teen reflect on who they are and how their social identities shape their experiences. As parents, we can help our teens learn about and develop positive feelings about the social groups they belong to–like their ethnicity, race, religion, gender–which can be an important way that your teen develops a positive self-concept. In this video, Legi takes a first step to help her teen Sam explore his answers to the question “Who am I?” Practice this skill with your teen with step-by-step guidance in this free activity: https://ggie.berkeley.edu/practice/ta... This activity invites parents and teens to explore their social identities and reflect on the ones that are the most important to how they see themselves. Learn more about supporting your teen as they practice skills to bridge differences at https://bit.ly/ggscbridging. Facilitator | Dhaarmika Coelho, Founder of Camp Kindness Counts Production Company | Anaconda Street Productions Partners on the Bridging Differences Parenting Practices | Generation Citizen and Making Caring Common (If you would like to adjust where the closed captions appear on the video, simply click on the caption bar on your screen and drag it to your preferred location.)