The document provides instructions for a student to complete Activity 13 in their urban design module, which will contribute to their course project. It prompts the student to reflect on what they learned from the module. The student learned about important planning theories used in urban and regional planning, including theories around the center vs periphery, growth poles, circular circulation, stages of economic growth, and unbalanced growth. Procedural theories covered rational planning, incremental approaches, mixed scanning models, and more. The student finds these theories significant for their future career in public administration, as knowledge of planning theories will help them address issues and problems as a future public servant. They will apply their learnings to real-life situations by drawing on planning theories to identify and
The document provides instructions for a student to complete Activity 13 in their urban design module, which will contribute to their course project. It prompts the student to reflect on what they learned from the module. The student learned about important planning theories used in urban and regional planning, including theories around the center vs periphery, growth poles, circular circulation, stages of economic growth, and unbalanced growth. Procedural theories covered rational planning, incremental approaches, mixed scanning models, and more. The student finds these theories significant for their future career in public administration, as knowledge of planning theories will help them address issues and problems as a future public servant. They will apply their learnings to real-life situations by drawing on planning theories to identify and
The document provides instructions for a student to complete Activity 13 in their urban design module, which will contribute to their course project. It prompts the student to reflect on what they learned from the module. The student learned about important planning theories used in urban and regional planning, including theories around the center vs periphery, growth poles, circular circulation, stages of economic growth, and unbalanced growth. Procedural theories covered rational planning, incremental approaches, mixed scanning models, and more. The student finds these theories significant for their future career in public administration, as knowledge of planning theories will help them address issues and problems as a future public servant. They will apply their learnings to real-life situations by drawing on planning theories to identify and
The document provides instructions for a student to complete Activity 13 in their urban design module, which will contribute to their course project. It prompts the student to reflect on what they learned from the module. The student learned about important planning theories used in urban and regional planning, including theories around the center vs periphery, growth poles, circular circulation, stages of economic growth, and unbalanced growth. Procedural theories covered rational planning, incremental approaches, mixed scanning models, and more. The student finds these theories significant for their future career in public administration, as knowledge of planning theories will help them address issues and problems as a future public servant. They will apply their learnings to real-life situations by drawing on planning theories to identify and
Activity 13. Instruction: To practice and expand opportunities of learning, you are advised to accomplish Activity 13 on page 57 in Module 4 (Urban Design). Your output will form part of your terminal outcome (course project) which is an Urban Design in your locality.
DO REFLECT! Reflect on the learning that you gained from this lesson on the space provided.
WHY is this significant? I think HOW will I apply my learnings in
WHAT did I learn from the mod- that… Real-life situations? I see that… ule? I learned that... Planning theories are significant in today's As a public administration student, I must have knowledge I can apply my learnings in real- urban and regional planning life situations, as a public servant environments. In urban and about this planning theories for the being a good planner in my in the future. I encountered regional planning, planners and different issues nor problems practitioners faced a variety of future career. It is significant for some reason that it could bring that I must overcome and find issues and took different solutions for a particular problem approaches. In addition to urban a new planning approach, for the excellent economic growth that I may have face for that day. structure, urban spatial structure I should have known these refers to the layout of public and development. theories, to differ and much private space in cities, as well as the identified the problems to make degree of connectedness and an accurate planning. accessibility. As well as Planning theories include Matter of the Center versus the Periphery, Growth Poles Theory, Circular Circulation Theory, Stages of Economic Growth, and Theory of Unbalance growth. Considering the procedural planning theories consist of Rational-Comprehensive Approach, Incremental Approach, Mixed Scanning Model, Transactive Planning, Advocacy Planning, Radical Planning, Bargaining Model, Communicative and the Concentric zone, sector, and multiple nuclei are models of urban space structure. DO ASSESS YOUR SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES! After completing the reflection activity, check (/) the column corresponding to the emoticon that you think best shows your performance. Answer this section as objectively as possible. Please consider that there are no wrong answers. You can use your performance in the various activities/tasks of this Module as bases in com-pleting this self-audit task. Specific Learning Outcomes
Discuss the planning theories and planning process /
Examine planning practices in the Philippines / Reflect on your learnings / This is what I feel about my overall performance for this module. /
Action to be taken based on results:
Recognize the student. Provide intervention or reinforcement to the student