Friendship
This type of friend is someone you can trust and depend on.
Best friend.
This person is your mother or father's brother.
Uncle
This is another term for a romantic peer.
Boyfriend or girlfriend
This type of relationship is between a student and their teacher
Student-Teacher
This type of friendship is formed through social media platforms.
Online friendship
This term describes a person who is not a close friend but is more than an acquaintance.
This type of family includes parents and their children.
Immediate family
This is the feeling of being attracted to and wanting to be with someone.
Having a crush
This is the term for working together with classmates on a project.
Collaboration
This describes communication using emojis and texts.
Digital communication
This is a word for when friends have a disagreement or misunderstanding.
Conflict
This is what you call a family with a parent and a step-parent.
Blended family
This is the term for trust and closeness in a romantic relationship.
Intimacy
This describes a competition among students for academic recognition.
School Competition
This term is for a friendship that exists solely through online gaming.
Gaming buddy
This is the term for the ability to understand and share feelings of a friend.
Empathy
This describes siblings who are born on the same day.
Twins
This is the term for the emotional strain experienced from relationship challenges
Relationship stress
This is the term for a mentor who guides a student in their studies.
IEP mentor
This is a term for an online person that may differ from real-life positivity
Avatar
This refers to a group of friends who influence each others behavior and decisions.
Peer group
The term for the legal process of taking a child of other parents as their own.
Adoption
This is a mutual agreement between partners to only date each other.
One on one
This is the term for when students help each other learn and understand material.
Peer tutor
This is the term for misleading or false information shared on social media.