TOWARDS A RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY ACTION WORKSHEET 10 Project Implementation Name: —____ ate: Course & Section: Directions: Immersing in a chosen community is not an easy task. It requires ‘Knowledge, skills and attitudes which assure that a trainee could properly respond => community needs. But another important thing to consider is how manageable az the community situation and environment. The following can be possible scenarios in the community during project implementation. As a trainee, how will you respond to the following situations? Seeuation 1 ‘You are interviewing the head sf 2 household during a community seeds assessment survey when all of 2 sudden all other family members sated hanging around your ‘rerview area. Children started to Ge noisy. They climb your back and gell your arms. Their parents or e=rdians seemed unaware that the children were already bothering you. They went on telling cheir story to you about the community. What will you do so that you can better facilitate the interview? Reaction to Situation 1:TOWARDS A RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY ACTION Situation 2 ‘You are implementing a free tutorial session every Saturday to 15 elementary students so that you could assist them in their studies. You have planned well your budget and have already assigned tasks for each person in your group. One day, some Parents came approached your group. They expressed that the tutorial services have contributed to a great extent in reinforcing student learning. They were happy to see college students helping depressed communities. They praised you for your high standard of education and told you that they wished their children could be just like you when they grow up. But, they also asked whether their children could be pare of che rutorial service. Despite that you are really following the terms of your memorandum of agreement and project proposal, what will be your next action regarding this situation? Reaction to Situation 2: a NSTP2ancieeeenca seca Situation 3 During your regulas community visits you encoun- tered a member of the barangay council, He came to you and said to you, in front of many people, that he was not informed of the project you are undertaking. Although you remembered that this particular council member was not present when you paid a courtesy call to the barangay leaders. What will you do to convince him and the rest of the community of your good intentions? Reaction to Situation 3: 3