Question

objective:
students will understand the differences between nature (traits we are born with) and nurture (traits learned from environment and experience), and explain how both shape who we are

success criteria:

• i can explain what

ature\ means.

• i can explain what

urture\ means.

• i can give examples of how both affect who a person becomes

materials needed:

• whiteboard or chart paper
• short video or mini lesson
• worksheet or digital version

warm-up (10 minutes): \what makes you, you?\
directions: think and write.

1. what are some things that make you who you are? (personality, looks, habits, talents, interests)
2. which things do you think you were born with?
3. which do you think you learned or developed over time?

Explanation:

The problem involves understanding the nature - nurture debate and how they shape individuals, which is a key topic in Psychology (a subfield of Social Science). The activities like explaining nature, nurture, and their effects on a person's development are central to psychological studies on human development and behavior.

Answer:

The subfield is Psychology (under Social Science).