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Prepared by: MR. ANTONIO T. DELGADO Faculty, General De Jesus College FOCUS QUESTIONS 1 What are the different types of communities? 2 Describe and give examples of each type of rola ela inva 2. Differentiate formal and informal communities. «. Differentiate urban and rural communiites. ere UN ag A group of people who occupy a common contiguous territory, possessed of a common set of traditions associated with their living together in that territory, and served by a set of local institutions in which the people are conscious of their common interest. ___TYPES OF COMMUNITY Formal communities Informal communities Urban communities Rural communities Global communities Sectoral communities Social Space communities Sl Goa ys fo Us FORMAL COMMUNITIES Engage in joint activities and discussion, help each other, and share information with each other; they care about their standing with each other. Examples of formal communities Ecovillages Co-housing communities Co-ops communities Religious communities O-HOUSING...- ls RED! co- 2 P emo Re NES Ee) re INFORMAL COMMUNITIES Consists of a set of personal relations, social networks, common interest and emotional sources of motivation. Examples of formal communities Academic communities Recreation communities Retirement communities RTH Nf Sed | CL 01)! So HOME NATION WORLD ~ SPORTSBUSINESS LIFESTYLE» VIDEOS ~ ef Boracay community appeals to save © praeassaec sveite island from closure ce * Bog ae BORACAY ISLAND, Akdan — & newly formed movement composed of busi workers, and appealing to si c KF URBAN COMMUNITIES Large in terms of land area & population, advanced in science & technology, with favorable physical environment and & diverse cultures, and the people are engaged in various occupations. Characteristics of urban communities : Advancement in science and technology Many business establishments, recreational centers, educational and religious institutions People are crowded Social heterogeneity Eo Tales) Greater pollution Characteristics of urban communities Many crimes are committed Family ties tend to be weak Limited space Greater impersonality among neighbors Higher standard of living Shortage of employment Informal settlers are rampant Characteristics of urban communities A lot of hazards and dangers Greater number of separation of spouses and live- in arrangements Major occupations are industrial, administrative and professional Divisions of labor and occupational specialization are very much common ue RURAL COMMUNITIES Usually produce their own food for subsistence Characteristics of rural communities : Greater personal interaction Deep, long-term relationships Generally, peace and order exists Mutual give and take affairs in) aM ar U-ce RELL) Vernacular is usually spoken Ye letareTc=t) Characteristics of rural communities : Influence of blood relationships in decision making Homogenous type of culture Belief in supernatural and superstitious beliefs Relationship is more personal and informal Less pollution IASC lol alien cela Male Lol aTsy Few goods and services 5. GLOBAL COMMUNITIES It is the international aggregate of nation-states. — —— TaN @ Si eee Global communities “World Community” Common point of view towards issues of human rights, global warming and climate change, peace and order, socio-economic conditions as well as disputed issues such as territorial conflict. BEE Av» As Philippines drugs war: UN votes to investigate killings f ©v & <= Erne Eh ayeryents od a Gui Ce Top Stories Foyats ur over Sussoxas ‘Would Canadians welcome Harry ‘and Mtoghan? | ‘Crashed Wan plane ‘wid to return tw arport Features 6. SECTORAL COMMUNITIES Include the voluntary sector or non-profit sector Sectoral communities Voluntary, non-profit and non-governmental Also called third sector (in contrast to public and private sector) NGOs: Non-governmental organizations 1. SOCIAL SPACE COMMUNITIES Based on social spaces Social space communities A social space is a physical or virtual space Physical: social center, gathering place, town squares, parks, pubs, shopping malls Online shopping: 300 shopping malls closed across USA e0c0e = —______ ‘ ‘Remariabe cotomes in Sot aa ‘unite aetna Chane ders spits sestacordmeences or sual can Eaterpise to Launch Sew isons Training a 3020 @9o0e0o0 Lazada R al Load & estore Vouchers @ clots Social space communities Virtual: online social media, websites SYMPTOMS COMMON TO DRUG ADDICTION THAT ARE ALSO PRESENT IN THOSE WHO EXCESSIVELY USE SOCIAL MEDIA PREOCCUPATION WTH SOCIAL MEDIA BUILDING A TOLERANCE a USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO MODIFY MOOD NEGLECTING PERSONAL LIFE == YING ABOUT THE TIME SPENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA USING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR ESCAPISM Characteristics of social spaces People gather at information grounds for a primary purpose other than information sharing Attended by different social types Social interaction is a primary activity Information occurs in many directions Information is used in alternative ways Many sub-contexts exist; together they form grand context THANKS! ANY QUESTIONS? eel cleaul Lele Meet sersce el abel twitter.com/SirTonyDelgado atic) =a =1) —— * Ariola, M. (2017). Community Engagement, Solidarity and Citizenship. Manila: Unlimited Books Library Services & Publishing Inc.

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