Module 5-6

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, SOLIDARITY AND CITIZENSHIP

HUMSS 06
I. UNIT NO. & TITLE: Chapter II: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

II. LESSON NO. & TITLE: Lesson 1: Community Engagement Defined
Lesson 2: Community Action and Community Development
III. WEEK NUMBER: Week 5 - 6
IV. MODULE NUMBER: Module 5 - 6
V. OBJECTIVES: After going through this module, you are expected to be able to:
 recognize the value of undertaking community action modalities
 acknowledge interrelationship of self and community in undertaking community action
 explain forms of community engagement that contribute to community development
through solidarity
VI. ACTIVITY:
Below is a song about Community Engagement, watch the full music video of this song and understand the meaning
of it. You can access it in YouTube using the link below.
https://youtu.be/YJMHshRpbAk
Guided Question:
1. After listening the song, can you define community engagement?
2. What is the benefit of community engagement?
3. Why community action is important within a community?
VII. DISCUSSION
LESSON 1: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT DEFINED
 “Community Engagement” becomes possible through the social trust, cooperating, functional coalitions, and effective
partnership.
 It is vehicle to affect societal changes because it mobilizes, resources, influences systems and strengthens social
relationships.
 It is an overarching sentiment of mutual support, trust, and harmony among individuals within a group.
 Through solidarity, community deepen their responsibilities and roles, in light of their collective interests.
 “Without” solidarity, members of the community tend to act individually, disunited and stop from being collectively engaging
each other.
 The purpose of solidarity is to build our movement, and to embody our mutual care and concern for justice. Solidarity works
best when we respect each other's differing needs and life circumstances, understand that there are many ways of being
in solidarity, and co-ordinate our responses.
 Characterizes the relationship between a citizen and a political community. This indicated the by a citizen’s involvement in the
state affairs, with respect to its economic and social processes, institutions, laws, rights, and responsibilities.
 Based on the conceptualizations of citizenship, we can say that as citizens, just we have rights we also have duties and
responsibilities to the community with specific goals and purposes.
 A good and responsible citizen, therefore, is one who contributes to the community’s well-being through community
engagement.
LESSON 2: COMMUNITY ACTION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Examples:
COMMUNITY ACTION IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES PERSPECTIVE
A. SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
 Collective action points toward the capacity of communities to act and behave as a social unit.
it emphasizes on the intervention for forging and strengthening interrelationship among individual within a community.
SOCIOLOGY examines how community collectively identifies their problem, decide on the course of action and assess
whether or not their actions have led to their well-being.
B. ANTROPHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
 Lends insight to the local history and culture of a community as factors of community action.
 This perspective implies that the most valid source of community action is the community itself.
ANTROPHOLOGY puts forward te view1 that solutions to community problems should be appropriate to the experience and
identity of the community.
C. POLITICAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE

 emphasizes the realities of power-sharing and decision making.
 Underscores the necessity for communities to learn and understand the exercise of power and the mobilization of the
stakeholders.
AS A PRODUCT
 capacity of the people to work together to address their common interests.
AS A PROCESS
 it requires an integrative approach to systematically assess the problem, capacitate the community and solve a problem.
CAPABILITY - Community members are capable of dialogue. Participants are not just observers but active players as well.
COMMITMENT - Mutual benefit beyond interest. Participants are transparent about what they want from the community., and
what they can and will contribute for the good of the community in return.
CONTRIBUTION- Members volunteer. Members are encouraged to take responsibilities and risks.
CONTINUITY - Members share and rotate roles. Members facilitate a transition process to sustain and maintain community
memory.
COLLABORATION - Members work interdependently toward their vision in an environment where there is sharing and trust.
CONSCIENCE - Members are guided by principles and ethics in practicing community engagement. Trust and respect is
expressed in the actions of the community.
VIII. PRACTICE/APPLICATION/SYNTHESIS (See worksheet # 5-6)

IX. ASSESSMENT: (See worksheet # 5-6)
X. REFLECTION: (See worksheet # 5-6)
Prepared by: Checked and Noted By:
BERNADETH R. RODRIGUEZ LAARNI L. TOLENTINO

Subject Teacher Principal
Achieve Great Things, Initiate Changes, Transform from Better to Best, Excel and Remain Humble
Gret-Fisico Bldg., Maharlika Highway, Brgy. Lumingon, Tiaong, Quezon, Philippines

Telefax Number: (042)-545-6547 / Cell No. 0922-8934738
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, SOLIDARITY AND CITIZENSHIP

WORKSHEET 5-6
Name: _______________________________________ Date: ____________________________

Section: ______________________________________ Instructor: MS. MARRA KATHLEEN W. AYAAY, LPT
PRACTICE/APPLICATION/SYNTHESIS
Direction: Make a written skit about a community action and how it made impact to lives within community. Put
also the title of your skit. Write/post it on the given box below.
ASSESSMENT
PHOTO ESSAY: Based on the given picture below, WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THERE IS NO COMMUNITY ACTION
IN THE SOCIETY? Write your answer on the box below.
TIME TO REFLECT:
In life, is it easier to juggle life’s challenges alone or with the help of others? Why?

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Achieve Great Things, Initiate Changes, Transform from Better to Best, Excel and Remain Humble

Olinsterg Bldg., Maharlika Highway, Poblacion III, Tiaong, Quezon, Philippines

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, SOLIDARITY AND CITIZENSHIP

I. UNIT NO. & TITLE: Chapter II: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

2. What is the benefit of community engagement?

3. Why community action is important within a community?

LESSON 1: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT DEFINED

LESSON 2: COMMUNITY ACTION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

COMMUNITY ACTION IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES PERSPECTIVE

C. POLITICAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE

VIII. PRACTICE/APPLICATION/SYNTHESIS (See worksheet # 5-6)

Prepared by: Checked and Noted By:

BERNADETH R. RODRIGUEZ LAARNI L. TOLENTINO

Gret-Fisico Bldg., Maharlika Highway, Brgy. Lumingon, Tiaong, Quezon, Philippines

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, SOLIDARITY AND CITIZENSHIP

Name: ___________ Date:

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