My Weekly Task in PRELIMINARY COVERAGE

Submitted to: MARIA LINEL B. TALAMERA

Instructor

Submitted by: Ryan May C. Batiancila

Student
 MY BASIC INFORMATION

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Name : Ryan May C. Batiancila

Active CP number : 09104118698
FB page/Messenger : Ryan Ceniza Batiancila
Email Address : ryanbatiancila899@gmail.com
Current Address : Purok10 Calubihan Banaybanay Davao Oriental
Parents Number : 0997572940

Self-Introduction : Submitted on September 07, 2022 at 11:09am via messenger/group chat BSC

(Narratives shall be based on the Video that is being submitted)

Hi, guys! I am Ryan May C. Batiancila, 19 years of age, I live in Purok10 Calubihan Banaybanay Davao
Oriental.. I enroll the course BS Criminology, because of the following reasons;
1. This is my dream that could fit me.
2. the stable job after finished it.
3. i want to experience it and i want to know if what is the field of being police..

I expect with the course LEA 101 I hope will gain me more understanding about this subject.

I expect with the instructor to be knowledgeable and approachable about the subject they are teaching and
to be able to help me learn.

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I, Ryan May C. Batiancila , make my pledge:

 To have integrity and self control.
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 To turn in my assignment on time to avoid copying the works of others.
 I'll make an effort to be the best version of myself.
 Tell the truth at all times and be sincere.
 Always be myself and love everyone.

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Date: September , 2022

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 COURSE TITLE: LEA 101 – Comparative Models in Policing

Module Overview:
This course provides an overview of the different Policing System in other countries including its
strategies in Crime Prevention and Crime Investigation, and the respect of human rights,
personnel qualifications, recruitment, and training. The Philippine extradition treaty with other
countries, and the INTERPOL, the international cooperation in the policing of transnational crimes
and criminals.
In order for the future criminologist gain competency in this course, this module has been
arranged into the following lessons according to its coverage of examination.
Preliminary Coverage

Module 1: Comparative Police System: Basic Nature and Concept

 Basic Terminologies
 Theories of Comparative Policing.
 Comparative system in Law Enforcement
 Societal type and Police System
 Variable affecting system comparison on police system
 Types of Police System
 Police System vs Criminal Justice System
 Comparative court system

Module 2: Models of Policing.

 Switzerland police
 Ireland Police
 Egypt Police
 Japan Police

Module 3: Policing in a Multicultural Society.

 Current and Proverbial Police Problems and Actions Undertaken by the Government to
address the same.
 MY TIME FRAME FOR PRELIM
Date: Activity Mode and Date of Submission
Content of the Class Orientation LEA 101

 Self-Introduction of Blended Learning of Synchronous and Synchronous

asynchronous mode of LMS
Google Meet
 ORIENTATION class, policy orientation on grading system,
Aug 29 to distribution of topics for major exams etc.
Sept 1
 Policy of online (etiquettes)

 Grading system

Module 1 Activity
Write down the Narrative Reports of the following link base on the
links provided. Link will be given Sept 4
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DMklVZb3y_8IAOPrOyJdh_ Narrative and Module 1 exercise
5vIObzxFgZ?usp=sharing submission on Sept 7-9, 2022 in
Google Classroom
Expected topics
Module 1: Comparative Police System: Basic Nature and Concept
Sept 5 to Lesson 1 : Basic Terminologies to ponder (Comparative, police,
system, comparative police system, international criminal justice, TTH - Sept 8, Class discussion,
9
model system, safari method, collaborative method) brainstorming and oral recitation
Lesson 2: Types of Societies in the World
Lesson 3 : Types of Criminal Justice System in the World
(Legal Traditions in theWorld) MWF - Sept 9, Class discussion,
Lesson 4: Theories of Policing System brainstorming and oral recitation
Lesson 5: Theories of Comparative Criminology
Lesson 6: Basis of Police System and Type of Police Force Sat - Quiz/assessment of Module 1
Lesson 7: Comparative court system and Police System vs Criminal at 6 or 7pm via Kahoot/Google Form
Justice System

Module 2- Activity - Write down the Narrative Reports of the

following link base on the links provided. Link will be given Sept 4
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DMklVZb3y_8IAOPrOyJdh_ Narrative and Module 2 exercise
5vIObzxFgZ?usp=sharing submission on Sept 12-14, 2022 in
Sept 12 to Google Classroom
Module 2 Models in Policing
16 Lesson 1: Models of policing according to structure (centralized
policing and decentralized)
TTH - Sept 15, Class discussion,
Lesson 2: Models of policing according to approach (problem- brainstorming and oral recitation
oriented policing, intelligence LED Policing model, reactive or MWF - Sept 16 Class discussion,
Traditional policing, predictive policing, value-based policing, Nodal brainstorming and oral recitation
policing and reassurance policing, SARA model, Community
 Oriented Policing system, democratic policing, neighborhood Sat - Quiz/assessment of Module 2
policing, human rights policing. at 6 or 7pm via Kahoot/Google Form

Module 2 - Activity - Write down the Narrative Reports of the Link will be given Sept 4
following link base on the links provided
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DMklVZb3y_8IAOPrOyJdh_ Narrative and Module 2 exercise
5vIObzxFgZ?usp=sharing submission on Sept 19-23, 2022 in
Google Classroom

Sept 19 to Module 3 - Policing in a Multicultural Society and Globalization TTH - Sept 22, Class discussion,
23 Lesson 1: The Multiculturalism brainstorming and oral recitation
Lesson 2: Theory of multiculturalism (melting Pot theory and Salad
bowl theory) MWF - Sept 23 Class discussion,
Lesson 3: Characteristics of Multiculturalism brainstorming and oral recitation
Lesson 4: Globalization defined Sat - Quiz/assessment of Module 2
Lesson 5: Effects of Globalization in Law Enforcement at 6 or 7pm via Kahoot/Google Form
Lesson6: Effects of Globalization on Human Rights
Lesson7: The Transnational crime and Policing

Oral recitation Module 1 to Module 2 Oral Recitation MWF class on Sept

Sept 26 - Prelim Examination 26
30 2022 Submission of Project
Submission of Prelim Grades and Midterm Preparation of topics Oral recitation TTH class on Sept 27
 Narrative reports

I saw the first video which is the main concept in today's society (comparative models in policing).
The moderator first discusses the various police systems in various countries before comparing
them to our own. He has provided us listeners with a wealth of information and comprehension,
emphasizing the significance of each problem. The definition of policing is covered first, followed
by an explanation of the various police systems. He considered it to be both a science and an art
to evaluate and compare various nations' police systems. He also discusses the various policing
techniques, comparative criminal law, and international criminal law. The definition of
globalization and its effects on Philippine law enforcement were also covered by the speaker.

Every country has a police force that serves as its own legal system. One of this widespread. The
police represent the presence of civil politics in daily life and the state's ability to step in and take
care of citizenry concerns, which is a common concern of the state. Therefore, it is important to
understand how globalization affects police.

The speaker in the video that follows goes through important terms for the study of various police
models. He analyzes the definition and relevance of each element, including the comparative
police, criminal justice, and penal systems, among others. He added that transnational crime is
also committed across several states. Transnational crimes can take many different shapes,
including people trafficking, drug trafficking, and money laundering.

Comparative policing theories were covered in the final lesson. There are seven theories, the
attentiveness to crime theory, the economic theory or theory of migration, the opportunity theory,
the demographic theory, the deprivation theory, the modernization theory, and the seventh and
final theory, the anomie and synomie theory. In this most current video, you can learn about the
criminal justice systems of many foreign nations. Each definition, each function, and the
numerous governmental structures.

As a result, after viewing the entire video, I realized how essential it is for us to be knowledgeable
so we may put what we have learned to use in the near future and apply it to our everyday lives.
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Summary (summary of learning) make your own learning

As a future law enforcement officer dealing with crime victims on daily basis is always
important to know the Basic foundation of the subject.
Thus, understanding the importance of crime victimization is essential for future law
enforcement officers to draw effectively and prepare in fulfilling their role in the system,
and to make a difference in the lives of those lives have been disrupted by tragedy in the
future. It is hope that after finishing this module, you are more ready to help for those
who is in need.
Cheers!

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