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Week 4
Week 4
OF
COMMUNITY
WELCOME!
In this module you will learn about
how to:
1. distinguish between formal and
informal types of communities;
2. make a community map of a rural
and urban community; and
3. explain local and global
communities and their relationship.
FORMAL
COMMUNITY
characterized by institutionally
structured hierarchies, which
define the relationship between
authoritative and subordinate
actors and groups.
Global Community
characterized by integration and
interaction between individuals
and groups away from each
other in time or space or both.
Informal
Community
seen to typically operate
through socio-cultural
mechanisms within the
community structures.
Local Community
characterized by close social
integration and physical proximity.
Moreover, it is defined as a group of
people sharing the same
environment and conditions such as
intent, belief, resources,
preferences, needs and risks.
Rural Community
characterized as pastoral,
agricultural, and located
along the periphery of urban
centers or in the
countryside.
Typology- a
classification
according to general
type. In this module,
this refers to the
types of community.
Urban Community
described as industrialized
and commercial centers
where population density is
relatively high compared to
rural communities.
PRE-TEST Direction. Carefully read and analyze
each question. Choose the correct answer from
the given options. Write your answer on a
separate sheet of paper. 1. A group where the
flow of communication is restricted. a. formal
community b. informal community
c. rural community d. urban community
The group possesses a systematic The group has a loose structure, and
hierarchical structure the members join to satisfy their social
needs
4. Government
- regional, provincial, state, local, and tribal
government bureaucracies, agencies, and
officials, both elected and appointed.
5. Business
- from the self-employed carpenter to the
multinational corporation with a local facility.
6. Youth
- youth themselves (generally viewed as ages
18 and younger) and those who work directly
with them (youth violence prevention and
outreach programs, Big Brother/Big Sister,
Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs, scouting, etc.) parents,
human service, culture, and sports/recreation
sectors.
7. The Media - newspapers and magazines,
radio, and TV, vast array of blogs, videos,
online news, and other materials available on
the internet.
8. Human Services - non-profit professional
and volunteer organizations that provide free
and affordable services such as job training,
food, shelter, elder services, services for
individuals with physical or mental disabilities,
support and advocacy for immigrants, among
others.
9. Religion - places of worship and their
members, religious organizations (e.g. Knights
of Columbus, CBCP) of all faiths, may include
the hierarchy of a national church as well (a
Roman Catholic archbishop, for instance)
10. Service/Fraternal Organization - the Lions,
Masons, Rotary, Kiwanis, and other local and
national or international service
organizations, college fraternities/sororities
or other local and national social clubs, as well
veterans’ organizations and the like.
11. Community Activist Volunteer Groups - individuals
for or against political issue, supportive of existing
institutions (“Friends of” the local park, a school
playground volunteer corps), oriented toward
economics (groups that volunteer to help non-profit and
small business owners with financial and business
plans), or more generally concerned with the quality of
community life (e.g. organizers of community festivals)
12. Culture - artists such as musicians, dancers and
choreographers, writer, actors and directors, designers
and visual artists, as well as arts organizations,
theaters, orchestras, museums, galleries, and those
who work as support staff in the arts- stagehands,
cameramen, electricians, set builders, etc. ; regular
13. Housing Development - both public and
private non-profit housing agencies and
organizations that provide rent subsidies
and/or affordable housing, as well as
developers who build market-rate and upscale
residential and commercial properties. May
include everyone from fair housing advocates
to those who own and/ or manage urban real
estate worth millions of pesos.
14. Sports and Recreation - sports clubs, town or county
recreation departments, amateur and professional
athletic associations, public and private sports and
recreation facilities, gyms, coaches, personal trainers,
recreation leaders, and camp directors, as well those
who participate in these groups as athletes, spectators,
or supporters.
15. The Environment - individual environmentalists,
international, national, and local environmental
organizations, conservation land trusts, recreational
hunters and fishermen, rock climbers and
mountaineers, wildlife biologists and botanists,
ecologists, hikers, canoers/kayakers, and other outdoor
people, hydrologists (water specialists), those who
make a living from a pristine or carefully-managed
16. Agriculture
- confined to rural areas, may also include dairy
farmers, cheesemakers, winemakers and vineyards,
and food processors and packers, including all
consumers of the food produced.
A blast from my past visits!
Let us be specific in describing a rural and urban
community that you had visited by illustrating
that specific community and by emphasizing in
your illustration at least three (3) prominent
sectors that you remembered in your visit. Make
use of a symbol e.g. cross at the roof of a church
refers to Catholic Church. Then, briefly explain
the characteristics of each community and the
roles played by each sector in the community
that you have drawn.
SCHEDULE - SESSION TALKS
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
January 10, 20XX January 11, 20XX January 12, 20XX
MOON
The Moon is Earth’s only natural satellite
EARTH
Earth is the third
planet from the Sun NEPTUNE
WHAT I Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun
CAN DO?
SATURN
It’s composed of hydrogen and helium
JUPITER
It’s the biggest planet MARS
in the Solar System
Despite being red, Mars is a cold place
CHARTS
MERCURY
It’s the closest planet to the
Sun and the smallest in the
Solar System
VENUS
Venus has a beautiful name
and is the second planet from
the Sun
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Jupiter's rotation period
333,000
The Sun’s mass compared to Earth’s
386,000 kM
Distance between Earth and the Moon
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MERCURY VENUS
Mercury is the closest Venus is the second
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JUPITER SATURN NEPTUNE
Jupiter is the biggest Saturn is composed of Neptune is the farthest
planet of them all hydrogen and helium planet from the Sun
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