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    Every one of us is being part/member of a group.

    Everyone has a sense of belonging.

    “No Man is an
    Island”
    Humans always move and live in groups since ancient
    times.
    Man is by nature a social being and he interacts with each others…
    (Aristotle)
    At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:

    a. identifies the different groups within the society b. appreciates the


    importance of social groups in society

    c. Propose a school activity involving the students which will benefit both
    the students and the school.
    How Society is Organized Social Group
    A Social group can be a collection of two or more people who
    interact with one another, share similar characteristics, and
    collectively have a sense of unity.
    Whatever the form, it is made up of people with shared
    experiences, loyalties, and interests.

    Characteristics of a social group:

    1. reciprocal relationships, 2.sense of unity and feeling of sympathy towards each


    other and common interests and ideas.
    Group Norms: every group has its own set of rules and norms

    FUNCTIONS OF GROUPS:
    A. defining boundaries
    B. choosing leaders
    C. making decisions
    D. Setting goals
    E. assigning tasks
    a. Defining Boundaries
    -to identify who are the members of a group, some sort of devices
    must be used to mark the boundaries.

    b. Choosing Leaders

     groups by nature must resolve the issue of leadership


     a leader is someone who occupies central role or position of dominance and
    influence in a group.
    c. Making a Decision
     among societies, making decisions are made involving everyone else in
    the community.
     among modern societies, groups use a voting systems to determine the
    decision of the group to save time and energy.
    d. Setting Goals
     all groups must have a goal
     a goal maybe to general, such as protecting the environment or to narrow
    like getting to the beach resort -goals change overtime depending on the
    challenges faced by the group.
    e. Assigning Task
     goals, decision making, leadership areall important functions of
    group
     significantly only when tasks are assigned to each member to perform.

    Types of Groups according to I. Nature of Social Ties


    a. Primary Group
    b. Secondary Group

    II. Social Identification


    a. in-groups
    b. out-groups
    c. Reference
    d. Network

    Nature of Social Ties


    1. Primary Group
    -small size and characterized by personal, intimate and
    nonspecialized relationships between their members
    -ex. family, basketball team, a couple, etc
    Elements of Primary Group:
     tend to be small and ordinarily composed of fewer than 15 to
    20 individuals.
     interaction and communication among members is of
    intimate and personal nature.
     members commonly develop strong emotional bonds with
    other members.
    2. Secondary Group
     formal, impersonal group in which there is little social intimacy or
    mutual understanding.
     ex. business organization,political parties, labor union, etc.
     relationship between members is very superficial and there is only
    indirect exertion of influence amongst them.

    Elements of Secondary Group:

    a. FORMAL AND IMPERSONAL RELATIONS: - the group does not exert


    any primary influence upon its members –
     they do not meet face to face
     they perform their jobs, carry out their order, pay their dues
    and still may not see each other face to face
    b. LARGE IN SIZE
     they may be spread all over the world
    C. ACTIVE AND INACTIVE MEMBERS
     due to lack of intimate relations amongst themselves and large
    size of the groups, some of the members of the secondary group
    are active while others are inactive
    1. In-group
    -A member can identify himself/ herself within that group.
    -indicators for group identification: ethnicity, faith, ideology, common interest, past time or
    hobbies, etc

    2. Out-group
    - group or category to which people feel they do not belong.

    3. Reference Group
    - They serve as model of standards; we use them as patterns to guide behaviors and attitudes.
    Examples: include peer groups, senior schoolmates, actors and actresses etc.
    4.NETWORK
    - A set of relations, links, or ties among social actors. (Caroline Persell, 2008)
    To illustrate:
    You have a friend that has friends who have a friend that knows you. You have a fourth-level
    relationship with the last friend who knows you. The second or third friends do not necessarily know
    you. But because of this network, it would be possible to know them all through the connections or
    the ties that bind you with them.

    Functions of Social Network:


    1. Diffusion – in network information travels fast like gossips and other breaking
    news.
    2. Exchanges – information exchange, a material exchange like multilevel
    marketing, and a lot more.
    3. Social Support – referral system works well in networks in locating someone finding a job,
    seeking advice, and forming support groups.

    Group Activity
    Matrix
    Directions: Complete the table/matrix below by citing examples of various kinds of
    groups/situations with a group in the Philippine context. Explain why they belong to that certain
    group.
    GENERALIZATION What are the different types of groups in our society?

    Why is it important to have those types of groups in our society?

    What if building and interacting with the group in our society is not allowed, what do you think will
    be happen to us?

    Does each type of group is interrelated with each other?

    Why do you say so?

    How to live effectively and happily within a community where social group and interaction is
    essential?
    QUIZ!!!
    Part 1
    Identification: Identify the different social groups, whether it belongs to the primary group,
    secondary group, or reference group.

    1. Schoolmates
    2. Family
    3. Siblings
    4. Church mates
    5. Friends

    Part II. “PARTE KA NG BUHAY KO”


    1. Among the many social groups that you have had, past and present, choose one you think
    that provided you the most memorable influence on your life.
    2. Describe the group in column A, and then enumerate the impact it had on you as a person in
    Column B.

    Part III. (Activity Proposal)


    *Propose a school activity that is beneficial both to the students and the institution.
    *Consider the types of groups that we have discussed.
    I.Project Title:
    II.Project Proponent:
    III.Project Objectives:
    IV.Project Description: V.Project Duration:
    VI.Target Beneficiaries:

    ASSIGNMENT 
    Read the statement below and share your experience.
    We are caught unaware of the pandemic COVID19. It has made an enormous
    impact on all aspects of our being. In this time of uncertainty, we can witness
    many faces of helping hands, especially on social media. True compassion for
    humanity is the essence of it all. How about you?
    Together with the help of your family, friends, neighbors, and your community,
    perhaps what significant act of genuine compassion did you do to help? Please
    share your experience.

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