Speech Group Project Reflection

Running Head: MODERN FAMILY 1

MODERN FAMILY 3

Title: MODERN FAMILY

Student’s Name:

Institution:

According to the "Modern Family” cultural different were experienced therefore affecting the manner in which the children in the family were raised. The family members came from different cultures and therefore brought negative impacts to the lives of the children. The children having been brought in a gay family decided to get married and hence form families which are opposite to their parents’ families (Bhandari, 2020).

According to episode 1 of the series, the parents impacted the lives of their children through the manner in which they carried out different activities. There are different key terms used in the episode which are of importance in the manner in which they are used. Some of the key terms from the series include; matrilocal and conjugal family. The key terms helped in ensuring that the nature of the family is described in the best way possible therefore enabling the readers to understand the series accordingly.

I am choosing matrilocal and conjugal family as my two key terms. It is through the key terms whereby I will be able to understand the different families experienced by different people in the entire world. However, this will play important roles in ensuring that I understand the cultures of the people hence making it easy for me to relate well with the other members of the public. My ability to understand the key terms will again help in ensuring that I am able to understand the cultures of the people in the expected manner. For the society to be successful, the members of the public should be able to respect the cultures of the other people therefore reducing the cases of misunderstanding amongst the people (Mushy, 2020).

References

Bhandari, P. (2020). The Modern Family. In Matchmaking in Middle Class India (pp. 47-66). Springer, Singapore.

Mushy, S. E., Tarimo, E. A., Massae, A. F., & Horiuchi, S. (2020). Barriers to the uptake of modern family planning methods among female youth of Temeke District in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: A qualitative study. Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, 24, 100499.