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Genogram Assignment Guide
This page targets student intent and should connect assignment support to templates, examples, and the builder.
Assignment workflow
- Clarify the scope of the family system.
- Choose the right symbol and relationship notation.
- Build the draft structure.
- Add interpretation and context.
- Review for rubric alignment.
Use these pages alongside the assignment
- Start with Genogram Templates if you need a printable structure.
- Review Genogram Symbols Explained before you draw relationship and status lines.
- Compare your draft against Genogram Examples to check layout and level of detail.
- Build the final version in the Genogram Maker if you want a cleaner submission.
Build your genogram
Use the interactive builder to turn templates, symbols, and examples into a finished genogram.
FAQ
What should be included in a genogram assignment?
Most assignments expect family structure, symbols, relationship lines, and a short interpretation of patterns.
How many generations should I include?
Three generations is the usual baseline unless your rubric asks for a different scope.
Sources
- Genograms: Assessment and Intervention