12 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Community Engagement,
Solidarity, and Citizenship (CSC)
Quarter 3 – Module 3:
Concepts and Perspectives of Community
Elements (Structures, Dynamics, and Processes)

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Community Engagement, Solidarity and Citizenship – Grade 12
Alternative Delivery Mode
Quarter3 – Module 3 Week 3: Concepts and Perspectives of Community
Elements (Structure, Dynamics, and Processes)
Second Edition, 2021

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Introductory Message
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 What I Need to Know

LEARNING COMPETENCY:

 Analyze functions of community in terms of structures, dynamics,

and processes. (HUMSS_CSC12 IIIa-c-5)

Analyze functions of communities in terms of

Structure, Dynamics, and Processes

This Learning Module is crafted with the hope that you will be able to
maximize your full potentials and improve your social skills.
This course introduces social network in micro level, looking at individuals and
their local community. We will also understand how an individual plays a significant
role in the society. In this course, you shall be able to demonstrate competencies in
interacting and relating with other individuals, groups, and communities; apply
practices, and tools to real life situations. The purpose of this course is to prepare
you so that you could offer help, support, understanding, and possible alternatives
for the problems in your community.

At the end of the module, you should be able to:

 Identify the composition of a community;

 Cite ways on how to help solve societal problems; and

 Explain the importance of cooperation among members of the community.

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 What I Know

MULTIPLE CHOICE.

Instructions: Identify what is asked or described in each item. Write the

letter of the correct answer in your notebook.

1. A group of people living in the same place and having common

characteristics.
A. Community B. Social Change C. Institution D. Sociology

2. Which of the following group of people has a big network of friends and
acquaintances which they can introduce to the community?
A. Early Joiners B. Laggards C. Connectors D. Persuaders

3. These are front-runners that lay down the norms for what can be deemed as
acceptable behavior in the community and ensure that it is adhered to
A. Early Joiners B. Laggards C. Connectors D. Persuaders

4. These group of people are the late joiners in the community.

A. Early Joiners B. Laggards C. Connectors D. Persuaders

5. These are the ones who are powerful advocates of the community’s
message and they spread the words.
A. Early Joiners B. Laggards C. Connectors D. Persuaders

6. They are the ones who mainly contribute to discussions that have been
initiated by other members but normally do not initiate discussions on their
own.
A. Early Joiners B. Laggards C. Conversationalist D. Persuaders

 7. They are are the ones responsible for gathering, managing and interpreting
data for a variety of market/community research projects.
 A. Early joiners B. Connectors C.Information specialists D. Laggards

8. They are the ones are whose members might be there in the community
only for the achievement of a specific objective
A. Conversationalist B. Connectors. C. Temporary Members’. Persuaders

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 What’s In

In five (5) sentences, define community in the perspective of;

(Write your answer in your notebook/paper.)
a. Social Sciences

b. Institutions

c. Civil Society; and

d. Local grassroots level

What’s New

Task 3. Directions: Copy and answer in your notebook/paper. Answers must be at

least 2 sentences for each question.

1. Cite at least 3 examples of community members who are present in your barangay.
(ex. Brgy.Tanod, Brgy. Health Workers, etc.) Explain their roles and functions.
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2. Is cooperation between members of the community important? Why?

________________________________________________________________
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What is It

Cooperation is important because it allows people and various groups to

work together in achieving a common goal or derive mutual
benefits. Cooperation exists at many levels and takes place between individuals and
organizations as well as between states and countries. Cooperation allows
participants to exchange valuable information that helps both sides improve their
knowledge bases and work in a time- and resource-efficient manner.

Cooperation between and among parties is often referred to as a cooperative

relationship. Participants in these relationships often share vital resources and
knowledge as well as staff and personnel to accomplish a specific task. An example

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of cooperation is demonstrated through the coordination of a local school and a
community soup kitchen to provide basic services to area residents in need. The
school might provide basic supplies, such as student volunteers and food, while the
soup kitchen provides a facility and furniture. The two parties work together to set up
tables with food, staffed by student volunteers, who greet and serve clients as they
walk in the door. This act of cooperation benefits the students with experience, the
soup kitchen with a day of business and the clients with food. Cooperative
relationships can result in a one-time collaboration between parties to achieve a goal
or can involve recurring meetings and events to allow the parties to continue working
with each other.
 Community is a social, religious, occupational, or other group sharing common
characteristics or interests and perceived or perceiving itself as distinct in some
respect from the larger society within which it exists.

COMPRISES A COMMUNITY

 Early Joiners are frontrunners that lay down the norms for what can be deemed
as acceptable behavior in the community and ensure that it is adhered to.
 Information Specialists are the ones who members look to for getting connected
new information.
 Conversationalists are the ones who mainly contribute to discussions that have
been initiated by other members but normally don’t initiate discussions on their
own.
 Persuaders are the ones who are powerful advocates of the community message
and spread the word.
 Connectors are the people who have a big network of friends and acquaintances
they can introduce to the community.
 Laggards are the late joiners.
 Temporary Members are the members that might be there in the community only
for the achievement of a specific objective.
(Slideshare.net,2012)

What’s More

Task 4: Answer the following questions truthfully. Write your answers on your
Notebook/paper.

1. Am I a responsible/productive member of my community?

2. What role am I playing?
3. Am I making my community better?

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 What I Have Learned

Directions. In your notebook, write your own reflection regarding this module by
completing the template below.

I have learned that ______________ ______________ ______.

I have realized that ______________ _______________ _____.

I will apply ___________ _______________ ______________.

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 C 8.
C 7.
C 6.
D 5.
B 4.
A 3.
C 2.
A 1.
Try this

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References
https://www.slideshare.net//shackcompanis//who-comprises-a-community
https://studylib.net/doc/8685903/essay-rubric-%E2%80%93-50-points
https://www.slideshare.net/shackcompanis/who-comprises-a-community

https://www.reference.com/world-view/cooperation-important edab0ffbd6ddc0e0
https://www.slideshare.net/shackcompanis/who-comprises-a-community

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