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Which of the following best describes the core principle behind Republic Act No. 6657 in the Philippines?
Which of the following best describes the core principle behind Republic Act No. 6657 in the Philippines?
- Establishing collective farming models to increase agricultural output.
- Prioritizing industrial development over agricultural concerns.
- Promoting social justice by prioritizing the welfare of landless farmers and farm workers. (correct)
- Ensuring land ownership is concentrated among a few large corporations.
In the context of community development, what is the primary aim of 'participatory development'?
In the context of community development, what is the primary aim of 'participatory development'?
- To ensure all community members hold leadership positions.
- To accelerate development by minimizing community involvement.
- To involve marginalized and voiceless community members in the development process. (correct)
- To implement development projects irrespective of local opinions.
Why is understanding 'temporal information' crucial in community organizing?
Why is understanding 'temporal information' crucial in community organizing?
- It provides insights into the community's historical context, including past issues and trends. (correct)
- It allows for accurate mapping of the community's geographical boundaries.
- It ensures compliance with current government regulations.
- It helps in predicting future weather patterns.
Which of the following BEST exemplifies 'local organization capacity' within a community?
Which of the following BEST exemplifies 'local organization capacity' within a community?
What is the significance of 'organizational core values' in community youth guiding principles?
What is the significance of 'organizational core values' in community youth guiding principles?
What is the main distinction between 'participatory research' and 'participatory action research'?
What is the main distinction between 'participatory research' and 'participatory action research'?
Why is 'self-critical awareness and responsibility' important for outsider facilitators in community development?
Why is 'self-critical awareness and responsibility' important for outsider facilitators in community development?
How does the 'Principle of Universal Declaration of Human Rights' relate to community action?
How does the 'Principle of Universal Declaration of Human Rights' relate to community action?
In community development, what does 'the area as a personal space' refer to?
In community development, what does 'the area as a personal space' refer to?
How does a 'community profile' contribute to community development efforts?
How does a 'community profile' contribute to community development efforts?
In gathering community information, what does 'full sensitivity and care' primarily refer to?
In gathering community information, what does 'full sensitivity and care' primarily refer to?
What does a 'seasonal calendar' primarily reveal in temporal information gathering?
What does a 'seasonal calendar' primarily reveal in temporal information gathering?
Which information will you employ when your concerns Insights on the people in the estate or barangay and their relationship with one another as well as with advisers?
Which information will you employ when your concerns Insights on the people in the estate or barangay and their relationship with one another as well as with advisers?
Which activity you will employ to gather social information to provide details of the community with focus on its demographic makeup.
Which activity you will employ to gather social information to provide details of the community with focus on its demographic makeup.
Which activity when gathering information shows the relationships of the different institutions, as well as the individuals, with one another and with outside groups.
Which activity when gathering information shows the relationships of the different institutions, as well as the individuals, with one another and with outside groups.
Flashcards
Community Organizing
Community Organizing
Building a group with a common vision, engaging in community action.
Collective Action
Collective Action
Community members uniting to address common issues and needs.
Republic Act No. 6657
Republic Act No. 6657
Law prioritizing landless farmers' welfare to promote social justice and rural development.
Temporal Information
Temporal Information
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Empowerment
Empowerment
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Partnership
Partnership
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Local Organization Capacity
Local Organization Capacity
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Social Justice
Social Justice
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Participatory Development
Participatory Development
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Organizational Youth Image
Organizational Youth Image
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Participatory Research
Participatory Research
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Participatory Action Research
Participatory Action Research
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Resource and Social Mapping
Resource and Social Mapping
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Self-Critical Awareness and Responsibility
Self-Critical Awareness and Responsibility
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Organizational Core Values
Organizational Core Values
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Study Notes
- Community organizing involves building a group of individuals sharing a common vision and goal who engage in community action.
- Collective action is when people in a community come together to address needs and issues.
- Republic Act No. 6657 in the Philippines prioritizes the welfare of landless farmers and farm workers to promote social justice, rural development, industrialization, and owner cultivatorship.
- Temporal information includes a community's historical data, covering past problems, trends, and accomplishments.
- Empowerment is a process of gaining strength and confidence, especially in controlling one's life and claiming one's rights.
- Partnership involves collaboration between two or more parties with a shared vision, working towards a common goal while maintaining their unique identities and agendas.
- Local organizational capacity refers to the ability of people to collaborate, organize, and mobilize resources to solve common problems.
- Social justice is a societal value that guides fair distribution of benefits, advantages, and assets in all aspects of society, not just legally.
- Participatory development emphasizes incorporating the marginalized and voiceless in the development process.
- Organizational youth image, as part of Community Youth Guiding Principles, refers to the unique element or niche of an organization.
- Participatory research investigates problems and issues concerning the life and environment of the underprivileged through research collaboration with them as equal partners.
- Participatory action research is a social investigation approach that involves the full and active participation of the community throughout the research process.
- Resource and social mapping involves sketching resources and households within a community.
- Self-critical awareness and responsibility involve the ongoing examination of behavior among outsider facilitators, with a focus on check and balance and learning from mistakes.
- The Principle of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights serves as the inspiration, platform, and reference for community action.
- Organizational core values, a part of Community Youth Guiding Principles, guide behavior and practices within an organization.
- A community profile is a comprehensive description of a population's needs and resources, developed with active community involvement, to improve the community's quality of life.
- The area as a personal space refers to the high degree of attachment people have to their community, including memories and life experiences.
- Kaingin is a traditional cultivation method used by tribal people or ethnic minorities.
- Social or institutional information involves insights on people in a community and their relationships with each other and with advisors.
- Census mapping is used to gather social information and provide details about a community.
- Venn diagramming gathers institutional information showing the relationships of different institutions and individuals with one another and with outside groups.
- Full sensitivity and care should be taken in the whole process of information collection of the community.
- Community based principles indicate activities that are sensitive to the culture and practices of the people in the community.
- Observing sensible the community involves looking at people's actions, words, facial and body expressions, and the environment.
- The seasonal calendar in temporal Information determines the patterns and trends throughout the year in a community.
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