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The term 'community' is derived from which Latin word?
The term 'community' is derived from which Latin word?
- societas
- communis (correct)
- populus
- unitas
A community solely requires a shared physical location; shared values or interests are not necessary.
A community solely requires a shared physical location; shared values or interests are not necessary.
False (B)
Name four key elements that define a community.
Name four key elements that define a community.
Locality, Naturality, Sentiment, and Permanence
Communities of interest are often described as '______ within communities'.
Communities of interest are often described as '______ within communities'.
Which of the following best describes a 'geographic community'?
Which of the following best describes a 'geographic community'?
Virtual communities are defined as groups that primarily interact in-person rather than through social media.
Virtual communities are defined as groups that primarily interact in-person rather than through social media.
What is the primary distinction between a rural and an urban geographic community?
What is the primary distinction between a rural and an urban geographic community?
Community development is a process intended to foster economic and social progress with active ______ from community members.
Community development is a process intended to foster economic and social progress with active ______ from community members.
Which of the following is NOT a principle of community development?
Which of the following is NOT a principle of community development?
Community engagement is solely about implementing projects and does not focus on building relationships.
Community engagement is solely about implementing projects and does not focus on building relationships.
List three key opportunities provided by community engagement.
List three key opportunities provided by community engagement.
The three C's of community engagement are Communication, Collaboration, and ______.
The three C's of community engagement are Communication, Collaboration, and ______.
Match the type of community with its defining characteristic.
Match the type of community with its defining characteristic.
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies 'community development' in action?
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies 'community development' in action?
Rural communities exclusively rely on agriculture and lack technological infrastructure.
Rural communities exclusively rely on agriculture and lack technological infrastructure.
Explain how 'empowerment' as a principle of community development can lead to sustainable community improvements.
Explain how 'empowerment' as a principle of community development can lead to sustainable community improvements.
Effective ______ in social media can significantly enhance collaboration in communities.
Effective ______ in social media can significantly enhance collaboration in communities.
Match each opportunity of community engagement with the respective outcome.
Match each opportunity of community engagement with the respective outcome.
Why is considering 'locality' important when initiating a community project?
Why is considering 'locality' important when initiating a community project?
Community engagement ensures universal project acceptance and requires minimal adaptation to local needs.
Community engagement ensures universal project acceptance and requires minimal adaptation to local needs.
Flashcards
Community Definition
Community Definition
Derived from Latin 'communitas' (the same) and 'communi' (common, public).
What is a community?
What is a community?
A group sharing a location OR particular characteristic (norms, religion, values, interest).
Elements of a Community
Elements of a Community
Locality, naturality, sentiment, permanence, group of people, likeness, particular name, common life, spontaneity and Common Interests
Geographic Community
Geographic Community
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Rural Community
Rural Community
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Urban Community
Urban Community
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Communities of Interest
Communities of Interest
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Virtual Communities
Virtual Communities
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Community Development
Community Development
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Principles of Community Development
Principles of Community Development
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Community Engagement
Community Engagement
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Key Opportunities of Community Engagement
Key Opportunities of Community Engagement
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More Key Opportunities of Community Engagement
More Key Opportunities of Community Engagement
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The 3 C's of Community Engagement
The 3 C's of Community Engagement
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Study Notes
- Lesson 5 discusses community and community development
- Prepared by Ms. Michelle Mercadero
Community
- The word "community" comes from the Latin word "communitas" which is derived from "communi".
- "Communi" means common, public, shared by all or many.
- A community is a group of people living in the same place or sharing common characteristics, such as norms, religion, values, or interests.
Elements of a Community
- Locality
- Naturality
- Sentiment
- Permanence
- Group of People
- Likeness
- Particular Name
- Common Life
- Spontaneity
- Common Interests
Three types of community
- Geographic Communities
- Communities of Interest
- Virtual Communities
Geographic Communities
- These are area-based.
- Members live in the same location.
- Shared norms, values, beliefs, are often developed.
- Examples include people in a city, town, village, street, or neighborhood.
- This can be rural or urban.
- Rural communities have low population density, more natural resources, and particular culture.
- Urban communities have a large land area and population, advanced technology, and diverse culture and occupation.
Communities of Interest
- Referred to as communities within communities.
- Members associate based on a common interest or shared concerns.
- Examples include a bike club (interest) or concerns about late waste collection.
Virtual Communities
- Also known as online communities.
- Groups of people primarily interact via social media rather than meeting in person.
- Examples include Facebook groups.
Community Development
- It is a process to create economic and social progress conditions for the whole community through active participation based on the community’s initiative.
Principles of Community Development
- Community Participation
- Ownership and Involvement
- Empowerment
- Equal Access and Opportunities
- Networking
- Rethinking
- Advocacy
- Learning
Community Engagement
- It involves building and maintaining relationships between social workers or citizens and community members.
- These relationships should be based on mutual respect, trust, and collaboration.
Key Opportunities in Community Engagement
- Increased possibility of accepted projects.
- More effective solutions can be created.
- Improvement of citizen’s knowledge and skills.
- People are empowered and integrated.
- Create of local networks of community members.
- Opportunities for discussions can be created.
- Increased trust in organizations and governance.
The 3 C's of Community Engagement
- Communication
- Collaboration
- Commitment
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