family grouping

The term "family grouping" refers to various ways of organizing individuals, whether by blood relation, shared characteristics, or educational strategy.

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Definition

B1Social Structure

A collection of individuals related by blood, marriage, or adoption, typically consisting of parents and their children.

Example

  • The family grouping at the reunion included grandparents, parents, and children.
  • Modern family groupings can include blended families and same-sex couples.

B2Education

A system where children of various ages are grouped together for learning activities.

Example

  • The preschool uses a family grouping system to encourage peer learning.
  • Family grouping in classrooms helps younger students learn from older peers.

C1Taxonomy

(technical, scientific)A classification level used to categorize related organisms or items based on shared characteristics.

Example

  • In biology, a family grouping includes species that share common traits.
  • The family grouping of plants is crucial for understanding their evolutionary relationships.

B1Photography

A group of family members posed together for a photograph.

Example

  • The photographer arranged the family grouping in front of the fireplace.
  • A family grouping photo is a cherished keepsake.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "family grouping":

family rooffamily circleextended householduser group