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DLP (CSC Week 3 Lesson 1)
DLP (CSC Week 3 Lesson 1)
DLP (CSC Week 3 Lesson 1)
L DEPARTMENT
School Grade Level: GRADE 12 C and D
Daily Lesson Plan G-LU MAY G. DIEZ
Teacher Learning area: Community
Engagement, Solidarity and
Citizenship
Teaching Date
and Time 1:00-2:00 PM Quarter Lesson: Week 3-Lesson 1
3:00-4:00 PM
I. OBJECTIVES
A Content Standards The learner demonstrate an understanding of:
The integration of social science perspective and community actions
initiatives.
B.PERFORMANCE The learners should be able to;
Standards Synthesize the integrative experience of implementing community-action
initiatives applying social sciences’ ideas and methods.
Most Essential Learning Competencies
The learners should be able to;
1. Analyze the functions of communities in terms of structures, dynamics
and processes. HUMMS_CSC12-IIIa-c-5
Specific Objectives:
C. Learning Competence 1. Describe the community networks and functions;
/Objectives 2. Appreciate the value of networks and functions of community;
3. Discuss the community development process.
CONTENT
FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNITIES INTERMS OF STRUCTURES ,DYNAMICS
AND PROCESSES
II. Learning DIASS module
Resources
A.REFERENCES
2. Socialization
The community has means by which it instils its
norms and values in its members. This may be
tradition, modelling, and/or formal education.
No community can survive if it does not arrange
for its continuation. A way must be found for
children to learn what they will need to know to
be adults; for workers to develop the knowledge,
skills and abilities to do their jobs; for in-
migrants (whether they are from the neighboring
State or from across the ocean) to learn “how we
do things here.”
3. Social Control
The community has the means to enforce
adherence to community values. This may be
group pressure to conform and/or formal laws.
Communities are incredibly complex systems.
For all those players (whether human or
corporate) are to move around and “do their
thing,” there have to be “traffic rules” to keep
them from crashing into each other. Only the
smallest part of social control is “busting bad
guys”; much of it is an issue of forming and
enforcing contracts (mutual agreements about
who will do what to whom how and with what)
and supporting the “social contract” (those
“rules” of what is expected of one that were
learned through socialization). This function is
also often referred to as “boundary
maintenance.”
4. Social Participation
The community fulfils the need for
companionship. This may occur in a
neighborhood, church, business, or other group.
In part, it is through participation that much of
those functions is accomplished.
5. Mutual Support
The community enables its members to
cooperate to accomplish tasks too large or too
urgent to be handled by a single person.
Supporting a community hospital with tax
dollars and donations is an example of people
cooperating to accomplish the task of health
care. Finally, one of the purposes of community
is to “share the journey,” and to motivate and
encourage each other along the way.
STRUCTURES OF COMMUNITY
Community dynamics
PROCESSES OF COMMUNITY
Community Organization
Community development
F. Generalization
“ Identify the functions of community”
My contibutions to my community
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Contribution of community to me
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Department of Education
Region – VI Western Visayas
Division of Roxas City
TANQUE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Roxas City