🤝 Part 1: Identifying Healthy Relationship Characteristics

1. Which of the following are key characteristics of healthy relationships? (Select all that apply)

Respect for each other's opinions

Controlling what the other person does

Open and honest communication

Trust and reliability

Jealousy and possessiveness

Setting healthy boundaries

2. What does 'manaakitanga' mean in the context of relationships?

Being competitive with others

Showing hospitality, care, and respect

Avoiding difficult conversations

Making all the decisions for others

3. Complete the sentence: In a healthy relationship, when there is a disagreement, both people should ________________.

avoid talking about it until it goes away

listen to each other and work together to find a solution

let the loudest person make the decision

ask someone else to solve it for them

4. True or False: Healthy relationships require both people to give up their individual interests and hobbies.

True

False

💭 Part 2: Reflection and Application

5. Describe what 'setting healthy boundaries' means in a relationship. Give one example.

6. Think about the concept of whakawhānaungatanga (relationship building). How can this be applied in friendships at school?

7. Fill in the blanks: Effective communication in relationships involves both __________ carefully to others and expressing your own thoughts and feelings in a __________ way.

8. List three warning signs that might indicate a relationship is becoming unhealthy:

🎨 Part 3: Mind Map Planning

9. In the space below, create a simple mind map showing the key characteristics of healthy relationships. Include at least 5 characteristics and connect them with lines to show how they relate to each other.

10. Write one sentence about what you learned today about healthy relationships or one question you still have: