Warm-up
Watch this video: http://www.parents.com/videos/v/85280691/what-you-need-to-know-about-birth-order.htm
What is it about?
Task 1:
ICE
BREAKING TASK
-What is your position in your family?
First born
Middle born
Last born
Only child
- Which are some of your traits and faults? Discuss in your group.
Traits
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Faults
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-Name some typical behaviors/actions of the people from your team.
Typical
behaviors/actions
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Designed by Juan José Vélez
Reading:
BIRTH ORDER TRAITS
"First
born: perfectionist, conscientious, list maker, well-organized, hard
driving, natural leader, critical, serious, scholarly,
logical. Doesn't like surprises; loves computers. Often compliant: has difficulty saying
No."
"Middle
Child: mediator, compromising, diplomatic, avoids conflict, independent, loyal to peers,
many friends, secretive,
unspoiled, has reasonable expectations."
"Youngest
Child: manipulative, charming, blames others, attention seeker, tenacious, people person, natural
salesperson, precocious, engaging,
affectionate, loves surprises."
"Only
Child: little adult by age seven; very thorough and deliberate; high achiever; self-motivated;
fearful; cautious; voracious reader; black
and white thinker; uses "very" and "extremely" a lot; can't bear to fail; has very high
expectations for self; more comfortable with
people who are older or younger."
(The New Birth Order Book, page 15).
Taken from: http://www.eslcafe.com/idea/index.cgi?display:949789861-28105.txt (for educational purposes)
Discuss: Discuss these questions with a partner. Remember to support your answers.
What do you think about the idea of birth order and its effects on personality?
From the information presented in the article, do your siblings fit the descriptions?
Which is more important on a person's development, nature or nurture? Why?
Discuss: Discuss these questions with a partner. Remember to support your answers.
What do you think about the idea of birth order and its effects on personality?
From the information presented in the article, do your siblings fit the descriptions?
Which is more important on a person's development, nature or nurture? Why?

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