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Introduce it early.

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Expose them to different family dynamics at a younger age. Try to eliminate the stigmas

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Sharing various dynamics

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Bringing in resources about different types of families

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Using media, kids love media. TV shows, movies, anything that can describe it to them.

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Getting to know your students and going from there. Also, not just focusing on family dynamics represented in the class, but learning about all families.

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Implementing lessons on these subjects through books that relate to the subject would be beneficial for children to learn about this topic.

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Implementing lessons on these subjects through books that relate to the subject would be beneficial for children to learn about this topic.

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I would incorporate it with various books whether around the classroom. This would allow students to investigate the books themselves in addition to incorporating it within every strand

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Talk about multiple family structure. Students must be made aware of the different types of families.

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Get to know your students

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Can have discussions with class during fully alive period

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Incorporate different family dynamics in all areas of curriculum as best as possible.

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read more books about different family dynamic, and not focus on one family dynamic

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read more books about different family dynamic, and not focus on one family dynamic

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KWL chart

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Consider what the students' responses are when they are asked, "What makes up a family?"