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Nature and Nurture

Nature and Nurture. Lesson Objectives All to define nature and nurture Most to explain the differences between nature and nurture SOME to evaluate the impact of nature and nurture on PIES. Starter On a post-it note write down a definition for nature and nurture

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Nature and Nurture

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  1. Nature and Nurture Lesson Objectives • All to define nature and nurture • Most to explain the differences between nature and nurture • SOME to evaluate the impact of nature and nurture on PIES Starter • On a post-it note write down a definition for nature and nurture • EXTENSION: How are they different?

  2. Nature and Nurture • Nature is what you’ve inherited genetically • You cannot control this • Nurture is you lifestyle, social situation and life experience: you can control these things to a certain extent

  3. How does nature and nurture fit in with my exam? • The ‘nature-nurture’ debate looks at the interactions between genetic and environmental factors in determining our health and well-being. You should understand the extent to which people can influence the factors that affect their health and well-being and the implications that this has both for individuals and for health and social care workers.

  4. The nature – nurture debate • The nature/nurture debate is about whether certain physical, personality of lifestyle traits are due to a person’s genes (nature) or to their upbringing (nurture) Task: List what aspects of you are as a result of nature and what are as a result of nurture.

  5. The nature – nurture Theory • Bateson argues that human development is like baking a cake. What do you think Bateson meant by this? • Venter argued that the idea that a person is controlled by their genes is a complete fallacy. Do you agree with this? Make sure you can justify your answers.

  6. Nature and Nurture Task: Using the information provided summarise how nature and nurture may impact on physical, intellectual, emotional and social development. Extension: Give examples for each area.

  7. Factors that impact on nature and nurture In small groups mind map how the following factors impact on nature and nurture: Environmental Social Genetic

  8. Exam Questions: Nature and Nurture Explain what is meant by the nature-nurture debate (6 marks) Decode the question: What is it asking of you? In pairs discuss and plan this answer.

  9. Exam Questions: Nature and Nurture Sarah’s mother died from heart disease in her early fifties. Investigations showed that there was a family history on her mother’s side of high blood cholesterol. Sarah already has high blood cholesterol. Sarah’s father, Bill (66 years old), has been a lifetime cigarette smoker and this has resulted in heart disease and respiratory problems. He has lived in a small house about 10 miles away since Sarah was born. This is a deprived area close to an industrial estate. Unemployment is high with crime and vandalism common. Using the information given and your own knowledge, discuss how Sarah’s awareness of nature and nurture may affect her lifestyle. (10 Marks) Taken from January 2008

  10. Nature and Nurture Lesson Objectives • All to define nature and nurture • Most to explain the differences between nature and nurture • SOME to evaluate the impact of nature and nurture on PIES Plenary Look at your definition of nature and nurture from the start of the lesson. What can you now add to this?

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