CESC Flashcards by Dianne Tandang

about putting communities at the heart of their own local services.

community action

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helping the community to share knowledge, skills and ideas

building community and social capacity

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helping the community to support itself.

community resilience

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a focus on early access to services or support,

prevention

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helping people into employment or developing community enterprises.

maintaining and creating wealth

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where the community helps to decide local priorities, co-design or co-commission

community engagement

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a community is similar to a living creature with specialized functions

systems perspective

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describing the social and political that link individuals and leaders

social perspective

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individuals rely more on computer-mediated to access info, meet peeps

virtual perspective

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individuals have their own sense of community

individual perspective

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basic responsibilities of an individual are

respect
cooperation
participation

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about how individuals seek perdev without help of others

self-help

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level of commitment & accountability individual has

community ownership

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own contribution through volunteerism

community participation

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Unity in terms of diversity

inclusion

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Equal opportunity

access and equity

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a group of people living in the same place

community

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changes

dynamics

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process of change and development within communities

community dynamics

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Levels of community dynamics

Integrative
Disintegrative
Groupism
Sub-group
Minority
Gender and empowerment

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Connected to each other

Integrative

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Positive changes, all are benefited

Disintegrative

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All people participate in comm

Groupism

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Sub set of the group

Sub group

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Smallest group

Minority

All are equal

Gender and empowerment

Elements and typologies of the comm

Symbolic interactions Functionalism Conflict perspective

Using symbols in interacting to other

Symbolic interactions

Who said that individual acts according to their own comm -comm influences individual

Max weber

Who said that people behave based on what they believe and not just on what objectively right

George mead

All people function in society -has it's own duties and responsibilities

Functionalism

Unity in terms of differences

Mechanical solidarity

Competition on the comm

Conflict perspective

No enduring process -social interaction occur repeatedly

Social processes

people in the community help each other

cooperation

misunderstanding in terms of communication

conflict

to have change/improvement

competition

social adjustment, we need to adopt to survive

accomodation

who classified social processes into two categories

loomis

types of social processes

socialization cooperation conflict accomodation acculturation assimilation

elemental process

beliefs end or goal norm status rank power sanction facility sentiment

rule or standard of the behavior shape by group

norm

reward or punishment

sanction

social institution like family

facility

thoughts and ideas about the situation

sentiment

associative process

cooperation accomodation assimilation

cooperation

people work together to achive one goal

accomodation

social adjustment you need to adopt to survive

assimilation

diff cultures are united into one

people have diff on aspects of life

disassociative

no unity work apart

having the greatest influence of the overall structure of the comm

foundation species

measured by number of diff species in a particular area

biodiversity

number of a specific species living in a habitat or biome

species richness

sequental appearance and disappearance of species in a comm

succession

2 succession

primary secondary

newly exposed species in a particular area

primary

new species come and previous species remain

secondary

Two forms of social consensus by emile durkheim

Mechanical solidarity Organic solidarity

Levels of community dynamics

Integrative forces Disintegrative forces Minority group

Why community dynamics and community action is important

Is about putting communities at the heart of their own local priorities Community action can help to achieve number of objectives, including the following: building community and social capacity help the community to share knowledge, skills and ideas. Community resilience, it can help the community to support itself. Prevention, focus on early access to services or support. Maintaining and creating wealth, can help people get into employment or developing community enterprises Community dynamics is important in community because we need to think creatively and act strategically so that a community can achieve its goals

Roles of community

Self help Community ownership Community participation Inclusion Access and equity

Social science perspectives

Systems perspective Social perspective Virtual perspective Individual perspective

Republic of the philippines

Official name

Separation of powers between the executive legislative judiciary

Form of state

Serves no more than one six year term and may approve bills

The executive

Congress consists of senate 24 members for upper house, 292 lower house

Legislature

Contains a bill of rights and provides judiciary

Legal system

Election for half of the seats in the senate our schedule for 2019

National elections

Process and product of a community getting together to map its own assets values beliefs

Community mapping

The mapping process

Pre mapping Mapping Taking action Maintaining, sustaining, and evaluating mapping efforts

Ways of acquiring citizenship

Jus sanguinis- parents are citizens Jus soli- born within country Jus matrimonii- marriage to a citizen Naturalization- process which a non citizen may acquire citizenship

He freed all slaves

Cyrus the great

Clay tablet containing his statements

Cyrus cylinder

The right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

1776 the united states declaration of independence

All citizens are equal under the law

1789 the declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen

30 rights to which everyone is entitled

1948 the universal declaration of human rights

Human rights

1. We are all born equal 2. Don't discriminate 3. The right to live 4. No slavery 5. No torture 6. You have rights no matter where you go 7. We're all equal before the law 8. Your human rights are protected by the law 9. No unfair detainment 10. The right to trial 11. We're always innocent till proven guilty 12. The right to privacy 13. Freedom to move 14. The right to seek a safe place to live 15. Right to a nationality 16. Marriage and family 17. Your own things 18. Freedom of thought 19. Freedom of expression 20. Right to public assembly 21. The right to democracy 22. Social security 23. Worker's rights 24. The right to play 25. Food and shelter for all 26. Right to education 27. Copyright 28. A fair and Free world 29. Responsibility 30. No one can take away your human rights