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HANDOUTSBIN COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

UNIT 1

COMMUNITY AND CAREER

COMMUNITY
What is Community?
Oldest concept in sociological research
It is synonymous with belongingness, togetherness, camaraderie, and similar state
of peaceful social relations

For Bill Lee


Community is simply a group of people who have something in common
For Greeks it means fellowship
4 Traditions in studying
1.Complete Community(Holism)
Ex. Relationship of Metro Manila to other provinces)
2. Community of Limited Liability
-focused on neighborhood and other large communities (communities within communities)

Community as Society (Status Communities)


Ex: Psychological Association of the Phil., Phil. Medical Associations)
Personal Community
Ex: Knights of Columbus, Mountaineering Society etc.)

Top 30 fastest-growing jobs by 2020

30 Veterinarian
29 Pile-driver operators
28. Mental health counselor
27.Medical scientists
26. Cost estimators
25. Stonemasons
24. Health educator
23. Audiologists
22. Bicycle repairers
21. Dental hygienists

20. Physical therapists


19. Brickmasons and blockmasons
18. Marriage and family therapists
17. Market research analysts and marketing specialists
16. Medical secretaries
15. Interpreters and translators
14. Glaziers
13. Physical therapist aides
12. Occupational therapy assistants

11. Diagnostic medical sonographers


10. Meeting, convention, and event
planners
9. Plumbers, pipefitters, and
steamfitters
8. Physical herapist assistants
7. Reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6. Veterinary technologists and assistants
5. Carpenters
4. Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, tile and marble setters
3. Biomedical engineers
2. Home health aides
1. Personal care aides

CAREERS in 2020 by DOLE


1. Agriculture and Related Fields
2. Engineering
3. Science and Math
4. Information Technology
5. Teacher Education
6. Health Sciences
7. Arts and Humanities
Creative and Performing Arts
Religious Education
Philosophy
Theology
8. Social and Behavioral Sciences
Psychology
Social Work
Human Development
Guidance and Counseling
9. Business Administration and Related Courses
10. Architecture
11. Maritime
12. Communication

SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

The Elephant and the Blind Men


The Four Perspectives

1. SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVES- A Community follows System to have an organized set up.


Ex. BIR collects revenues
DOH focuses on preventions and treatment

2. SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES
It is the understanding the social and political networks that connect individuals,
organizations and its leaders.

3. Virtual Perspectives- Social groups or groups with common interest in an organized fashion
using the internet

Individual Perspective- individuals who are living in community with unique sense of membership
.
-it is how a person views his participation in the community he/she belongs.
(in a family setting and even in SJLSHS)
Communities
Structures, Processes, Dynamics

Community – a group of People


They have commonality and fellowship

FAMILY- Basic unit of society

Community is a population whose members;

Consciously identify with each other


May occupy common territory
Engage in common activities
Have some form of organization that provides for differentiation of functions, which allows
the community to adapt to its environment, thereby meeting the needs of its components.
Components include the persons, groups, families and organizations within its population
and the institutions it forms to meet its needs.

Twelve little Things a Filipino can do to help our Country.


by:Atty. Alexander Lacson

1.Follow traffic rules.


2.Whenever you buy or pay for anything, always ask for an official receipt.
3.Do not buy smuggled goods. Buy local, buy Filipino.
4.When you talk to others especially a foreigner, speak positively of our race and our country.
5.Respect your traffic officer, policeman, soldier and other public servants.
6.Do not litter, dispose of your garbage properly: reduce, recycle and reuse.
7.Support your Church
8.During election do your solemn duty to vote.
9.Pay your employees well
10.Pay your taxes
11.Adopt a scholar or adopt a poor child.
12.Be a good parent teaches your kids to follow the law and to love our country.
In your notebook/journal, cite a specific action stating how you served your family/community.
Document it by posting a picture of it in your FB act
take a screen shot, print it and attached it in your notebook/journal

SESSION/DAY 2:
Session 2: What are these words?

Social structures help us define who we are in a society and how we function in that society. Such
things as our race, our economic status, and gender play a role in social structure.

SOCIOPOLITICAL
The definition of sociopolitical is something that involves both social and political factors.
An example of something that is sociopolitical is the issue of environmental conservation, which
is influenced by both social attitudes towards "going green" and by political policies.

Cultural Structures
. Culture refers to the entire way of life of people or group; however, culture can also be defined
in a narrower way as the specific systems of meaning that we use to weigh and consider our
world.
Cultural Structure

ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
Economic structure is a term that describes the changing balance of output, trade, incomes and
employment drawn from different economic sectors – ranging from primary (farming, fishing,
mining etc) to secondary (manufacturing and construction industries) to tertiary and quaternary
sectors (tourism, banking, software

SEssion 3 and 4
STRUCTURE, DYNAMICS AND TYPES OF COMMUNITIES

WHAT ARE THE 3 STRUCTURES OF COMMUNITY?


Urban and Rural Communities

Urban Community

An Urban Community is a big city or town. It is considered an Urban Community if there are more
than 2,500 people living in the community. Urban communities are often busy and crowded. ...
In Urban communities you will see taller buildings. In cities there are often skyscrapers, which are
very tall buildings.

RURAL Community
A rural community is set outside of the city and towns.
Rural communities are often farm lands. However, a rural community can also be woodland
forests, plains, deserts, and prairies.
There are few buildings, businesses, and people in rural communities. In these communities
people live far apart from one another.

RUral Communities are:


1. It is relatively small in size
2. It is non Metropolitan
3.It exists in agricultural area

SUB URBAN
Suburban Areas. Suburban areas are lower density areas that separate residential and
commercial areas from one another. They are either part of a city or urban area, or exist as a
separate residential community within commuting distance of a city. As cars became the
dominant way for people to get to work, suburbs grew.

Kinds of Communities

Gemeinschaft: characterized by implicit bonds that relate all community members to the others.
Gesellschaft: characterized by bonds that are both formal and specific.

A second way that communities differ from one another is in the degree of attachment to a
specific location:
Place communities
Nonplace communities

Social Network
Consists of the relationship between pairs of people.
In a social work context, a social network consists of “a set of people all of whom are linked
together, but not all of whom know one another.”
Kinship is a third kind of community in which members have blood relationships.

Barnes’s definition of social network includes a “networking”, goal-oriented social system and
kinship networks.
Nonplace communities and social networks have some geographic connection, even though
members may never convene in one location at one time and do not consider physical location to
be a primary or constant factor.

FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNITY

Energy Functions
The functions the community performs include the maintenance of a way of life or culture.
Another important function is the satisfaction of common needs, interests, and ambitions.
Members of a community must be aware of its “we-ness”.

The term “common cause” was adopted as the name of a national citizen’s action organization
that explicitly recognizes the necessity to involve citizens and to draw upon their energies.
For environment/suprasystem – a community must also meet the needs of its environment in
order to survive.

Religious communities, as examples of Nonplace communities, have also been confronted with
the need to adapt to their environment.

The functions that a community performs for its environment are the energy functions described
in giving, getting, and conserving energy.
The community supplies energy to its environment and its components in the form of persons
and products to be used by those systems.
Professions as Nonplace Communities

When a group carves out for itself a societal function or some part of society’s stock of ideas, it
becomes established as a profession.
The major commonality among the professions is that they are formally legitimated by society to
bring about change that is beneficial to the society and its components, as well as maintain
society.

Community-Dynamics is the process of change and development within communities .


Community Dynamics which strive to bring about positive social change through community-
based programming

Significance
Community Dynamics is here to work with community to think creatively and act strategically so
that community can achieve their goals.
At Community Dynamics, believes that, creative and sustainable programming that works to raise
the quality of living for those most vulnerable to poverty and exploitation.

The culprit is television.


It is suggested that heavy TV watching is one important reason why less educated people are less
engaged in the life of their communities.
One ideological solution to the problem is offered by “communitarianism”.
A philosophy of community that stresses the “social compact” or “social contract” between
persons and the society, and the mutual obligations that community members have to each
other.

http://www.csub.edu/~rmejia3/Communities.ppt
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