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Community 1.2

The document discusses various concepts and perspectives of community, emphasizing that a community can be viewed as a social construct, a cultural concept, or a collection of smaller communities. It outlines different perspectives such as social science, institutional, civil society, and grassroots perspectives, each highlighting unique aspects of community dynamics. Additionally, it includes an activity prompting readers to identify local issues and propose solutions.
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Community 1.2

The document discusses various concepts and perspectives of community, emphasizing that a community can be viewed as a social construct, a cultural concept, or a collection of smaller communities. It outlines different perspectives such as social science, institutional, civil society, and grassroots perspectives, each highlighting unique aspects of community dynamics. Additionally, it includes an activity prompting readers to identify local issues and propose solutions.
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Lesson 1.

THE COMMUNITY IN
VARIOUS
PERSPECTIVES
How do
you view
your
community
?
can be
understood as a
concept or as a
construct. It
cannot be seen
and it cannot be
touched.
VARIOUS CONCEPTS OF A
COMMUNITY
●A community is composed of
the considerations and activities
of individuals.
●It may not have a physical area,
but can be describe by being a
group of individuals with a
VARIOUS CONCEPTS
CommunityOF A COMMUNITY
Community
Community
within as a
as a Social
Communitie Cultural
Construct
s Concept
VARIOUS CONCEPTS OF A COMMUNITY

Community as a Social
Construct
The community is seen
as a set of continuous
interactions and human
behaviors that have
meaning and
expectations between its
members.
VARIOUS CONCEPTS OF A COMMUNITY

Community within
Communities
Some large
communities
contain other
smaller
communities within
their areas or their
VARIOUS CONCEPTS OF A COMMUNITY

Community as a Cultural
Concept
A community’s culture
may enable it to be
distinct from other
cultures. It allows the
community to have its
own identity and
expand it even to its
VARIOUS CONCEPTS OF A COMMUNITY

Community as a Cultural
Concept
Community is cultural
because it is a social
organization composed
of traditions and
practices learned by
its members.
PERSPECTIVES OF COMMUNITY
Institutiona
l
Social Perspective Civil
Science Society
Perspective Perspective

Grassroots
Perspectiv
e
PERSPECTIVES OF COMMUNITY

Social Science Perspective


A community can be
characterized by
depicting its social
and political systems
which bind people,
community
organizations, and
PERSPECTIVES OF COMMUNITY

Institutional
Perspective
● Function
● Collaboration
● Integration
● Coordination
PERSPECTIVES OF COMMUNITY

Civil Society Perspective

● Rights-based
● Organizations
● Groups, unions,
associations
● Activism
PERSPECTIVES OF COMMUNITY

Grassroots
Perspective
● Small communities
● Sense of belonging
● Self: “I” and “me”
ACTIVITY
I-BARANGAY

1.Identify five major issue or


problem that your local
barangay currently faces.
2.Think of ways or possible
solutions to solve the issue
or problem.
Problems Solution

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