Additional Activities Read the article below. Note the main ideas and supporting details. Developing Children's Self Esteem Adeluisa S. Calma People who feel good about themselves embrace the fact that they may make positive contributions to their company, community, school, or any other "cause" greater than themselves, according to psychologists. Children come to respect their own contributions to the family's teamwork by becoming a member of the family organization and understanding that their feelings and views are respected. A child's self-worth is shaped by the overall environment of the home and how the family members treat the child. Fostering a positive home environment and well-functioning family can be achieved by building a family environment of shared support and motivation for each family member Rather than nagging or comparing their children, parents should educate, listen, and collaborate with them. This will foster a deep sense of belongingness and collaboration. Parents must recognize that their adolescent children are fighting their own wars. Their self- confidence is shaky. They crave attention from their peers in order to receive the love and affection they deserve. And if they are often confusing, they are still respected members of the family. They must participate, relate, and comprehend their parents' beliefs. Mutual agreements should be made between family members, so everyone knows what is expected of them. Instead of being authoritarian, parents must be leaders. They should provide leadership so that their children will learn to be more self-sufficient; listen to the children's thoughts and feelings with empathy and sympathy. Taking time for problem solving teaches values while it expresses love and concern. And lastly, it is important to value family traditions. Family rituals build belongingness, self-image and competence when everyone contributes to it. These are special occasions such as marriages, baptisms, and graduations. A family that lives time-honored tradition builds real strength and closeness. The deeper its roots go; the happier members feel about themselves and their self-esteem rises. As a result, foster a sense of self- esteem in your household. Task 1: Present the author's claim and evidences using a graphic organizer. Evidence Claim Task 2: Refer to your answer on Task 1. Judge the soundness of author's reasoning. Is the​