(Optional) Evaluate social and economic conditions affecting individual, family, and community well-being.
Evaluation may include
- importance of education
- effect of limited income on family resources and opportunities for education
- issues related to health and safety
- hardships of single parenting
- effects of crime and the criminal justice system on families.
Process/Skill Questions:
Thinking
- What are the societal conditions that have the biggest impact on you as an individual? On your family? On your community?
- How can we evaluate the effectiveness of strategies used to fight poverty or crime in our neighborhood?
Communication
- What communication skills are needed to help improve economic and social conditions in the family or the community?
- How can technology be used to improve conditions in the family or the community?
Leadership
- How should leaders examine societal conditions and their effects on the individual, family, and community?
- What leadership skills help you involve others in efforts to improve economic conditions for individuals, families, and communities?
Management
- What resources are needed to improve social and economic conditions for individuals, families, and communities?
- What management strategies can be adapted to improve conditions for yourself, your family, and your community?