The document discusses different typologies of communities. It begins by defining four main types: urban, rural, suburban, and rurban communities. Students will then be assigned to groups and create Venn diagrams exploring the similarities and differences between the assigned community types based on birth month, height, or feet size. The document also outlines other typologies, including local and global communities, community sectors in the public, private and voluntary spaces, and social spaces where people interact both physically and virtually. It concludes with generalizations that communities can be defined by geographic boundaries, shared interests or emotional connections, and all communities share essential characteristics but also have unique social, economic and political structures.

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COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES

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When a community is viewed as
shared political territory and
heritage, it can be classified into four
types…
COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES…

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1. URBAN COMMUNITIES
2. RURAL COMMUNITIES
3. SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES
4. RURBAN COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES…

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- There will be three groups based on
• Birth Month (Rural & Urban)
• Height (Suburban & Rurban)
• Feet Size (Rural, Urban, & Rurban)
You will make a VENN DIAGRAM on the
community typologies assigned to you.
Note: 15 minutes – brainstorming
5 minutes – presentation
COLLABORATIVE

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CRITERIA POINTS SCORE
OUTPUT
A. CREATIVITY & UNIQUENESS
B. CONTENT/ACCURACY
5
10
PRESENTATION
A. UNDERSTANDING OF THE TOPIC
B. DELIVERY (CONFIDENCE, VOICE CLARITY)
C. AUDIENCE IMPACT
10
5
5
COOPERATION & TIMELINESS 10
TOTAL 45
RUBRICS

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1. Local Community
is a term used to denote a geographically
bounded community such as
• village
• barangay
• Town
• City
• Province
• Region or even the entire country
Depending on the point of reference
OTHER COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES…

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2. Global Community
• is a term used to characterize the
interconnectivity of people or countries all over
the world.
• Such connectivity is made possible through the
use of internet and information technologies
• More popular specially in the integration of
economies among countries known as
• GLOBALIZATION
• And the formation of international governments
such as
• UNITED NATIONS
OTHER COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES…

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3. Community Sectors
Refers to the subdivisions of society that
represent clusters of social institutions
according to their social, economic, and
political functions.
• Public Sector – a term used to denote the
government and its agencies. This sector is
responsible for promoting the common
good, providing security from external
threats, and maintaining peace and order.
OTHER COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES…

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3. Community Sectors
• Private Sector – used to refer businesses or
enterprise which are responsible for producing
goods and services to meet people’s needs and
wants, promoting economic growth and
generating wealth.
• Voluntary Sector – also known as non-profit
organizations, is a term usually reserved for
NGOs, faith-based org, or civil society org. that
promote the development of the full potential of
human beings, safeguards their human rights,
and pursue socio-civic causes for the good of
humanity and the environment.
OTHER COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES…

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4. Social Space
• Is either a geographical or virtual community
where people gather or network with one
another due to common interests.
• Examples:
• Public parks
• Clubs
• Gymnasiums
• Pubs
• Town squares
• Or any public areas where people interact with one
another
• Virtual community
OTHER COMMUNITY TYPOLOGIES…

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Beyond Walls
Watch the documentary by Paul Roy titled “The Slum,
Episode 1: Deliverance. Focus on the following details
that you may hear, see, and learn from the said
documentary film:
1. The dominant kind of human association that
slum communities in the Philippines have
2. Ten essential characteristics of slum communities
in the Philippines
3. Community sectors found in slum communities in
the Philippines and the role they perform in the
lives of people
4. Reason(s) why slum communities exist and the
solution(s) to this problem.

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1.What are the things you consider in
identifying the similarities and the
contrast in the community?
2.What type of community do you
have?
Share your experience. What are the
things that you like/dislike in your
community through WRITING A
REFLECTION PAPER. - MIN. OF 200 WORDS

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CRITERIA POINTS SCORE
OUTPUT
A. ORINALITY
B. CONTENT/UNDERSTANDING OF
THE TOPIC
C. ORGANIZATION AND
GRAMMAR STRUCTURE
10
10
10
TOTAL 30
RUBRICS

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Generalization…

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• A community can be referred to either in
terms of a geographic boundary, shared
common interest, or emotional and/or
spiritual connection.
• While a community can be understood and
be used in three different ways, it has
essential characteristics that are common
among the three, which are encapsulated
in the Sense of Community (compromised
of membership, influence, integration and
fulfillment of needs, and shared emotional
connection).

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• Aside from its essential characteristics, a
community has a social, cultural, political,
and economic structures that keep it intact
and an integrated whole.
• Lastly, communities come in different
types depending on the quality of human
association, the scope of its geographical
boundaries, functions of subdivisions, and
avenues of social interaction.

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EVALUATION

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