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    This document provides activities and questions about social groups. It defines different types of social groups like primary groups, secondary groups, in-groups, out-groups, and networks. It then has students complete a matrix identifying examples of these different group types in a Philippine context and explaining why. The final activity has students map out the social groups in their barangay and indicate relationships between groups using symbols.

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    This document provides activities and questions about social groups. It defines different types of social groups like primary groups, secondary groups, in-groups, out-groups, and networks. It then has students complete a matrix identifying examples of these different group types in a Philippine context and explaining why. The final activity has students map out the social groups in their barangay and indicate relationships between groups using symbols.

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    ACTIVITY 1: “Activity: My Social Groups”

    Identify the groups that you are a part of and assign this on the drawing according to closeness.

    GWS P & SG
    IG & OG

    RG

    ME

    GWS- group within society

    N-network

    RG-reference group

    IG & OG-in groups and out groups

    P & SG-primary and secondary group

    Guide Questions:

    1. Who/what group(s) is/are the closest to you?

    Network
    2. Who/what group(s) is/are the farthest to you?

    Group within society

    3. Are some groups(s) that are connected with each other? What are they?

    Reference group and Group within Society- because there is an interaction and influence that will come
    up to you.

    4. What are the factors that you consider when identifying a group’s proximity to you?

    Perspectives

    Personality

    Ability

    Cooperative

    Activity 2 – GROUP MATRIX

    Complete the table/matrix below by citing examples of various kinds of groups in the Philippine
    context. Why do You Think So?

    GROUPS WITHIN SOCIETY EXAMPLES EXPLANATION


    1. Primary Group Relatives Because there is a intimate and
    Friends less specialized group whose
    members engage in face to
    face.
    2.Secondary Group Church mates Because there is a intimate and
    Work mates more specialized group where
    members engage in a
    impersonal and objective.
    3. In -Group Family Because there is a group to
    Cousins which one feels a sense of
    Grandparents identity.
    4.Out-Groups Rival Volleyball team Because there is a group to
    Rival Sepak takraw team which one is not belong and to
    which he or she may feel a
    sense of hostility.
    5.Networks Instagram Because there are
    Twitter interconnections between
    Telegram people.
    Activity 3. “PEER GROUP Mapping”

    1. Identify the various social groups in your barangay.

    Barangay tanod station

     Municipal Learning Hub


     Health Center Marshal station
    2. On a sheet of paper, map out these groups. Use symbols to indicate the relationship between two or
    more groups (example: arrow/straight line for network, broken line for out-group, etc).

    Learning Hub

    Health Center
    Municipal Learning Hub

    Marshal station Health Center

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