Lesson 5 Humss Csc12 Iiia C 5

COMMUNITY
DYNAMICS AND
PROCESS ELEMENTS
If you are asked to
differentiate two
communities that you
are familiar with, what
differences and
commonalities will you
most likely identify?
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Do you notice trends in
individuals who lead the
community and the
relationship of people
who live in it? What can
you say about
communities given such
analysis?
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The processes regularly
occurring within a
community are felt by all
its members.
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This dynamic
composition of a
community is one that is
usually accepted and
partaken by its
members.
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COMMUNITY
● Understanding the dynamics of the community means

understanding the community’s structures and
processes, as well as the changes that it experiences
overtime.
● The dynamism of the community is explained by Emile

Durkheim’s systems perspective.
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COMMUNITY POWER
● It is the ability of the

community to enact
change in all aspects
of community life.
● Community power is
always tied to
influence.
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COMMUNITY POWER
Pathway: Politics
● Communities are able to partner with national or

regional government agencies through their political
leaders
● Anchored on timely and effective political strategies
developed by community leaders
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COMMUNITY POWER
Pathway: Politics
Example: Barangays partake in nationwide, inter-

community activities and training sponsored by national
government agencies.
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COMMUNITY POWER
Pathway: Economy
● Communities have economic practices and

partnerships that support their local economy.
● Includes private-public partnerships, local economic
activities (e.g., establishment of cooperatives), and
engagement in small- and medium-scale
enterprises
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COMMUNITY POWER
Pathway: Economy
Example: Communities with larger funding from local

economic activities are expected to have a bigger
budget for their programs and activities.
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COMMUNITY POWER
Pathway: Community Structure
A community’s structure,
including its culture, history, and
other social factors, could also
influence its level of power.
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COMMUNITY POWER
Pathway: Community Structure
Example: Communities that are historically known as

“executive subdivisions” or “homes for the rich” are
able to yield more community power than other types
of communities.
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COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
All organized communities

have leaders who are
expected to provide their
time and expertise so that
the goals of the
community can be
reached.
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COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS
● The community is also
composed of complex and
dynamic relationships
among its members.
● Relationships within the
community allow us to
engage in a variety of
community functions and
processes.
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SOCIAL CHANGE
Social change refers to changes in a community’s

culture and processes over time through the influence
of social interactions and relationships.
A single interaction may impact big changes within a

community, and this is reflected in many events in our
recent history.
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● Communities are composed of interrelated
processes that involve power, leadership,
relationships, and social change.
● Community power may be derived from

economic, political, and structural factors.
Community members or the community itself
may gain and utilize such power.
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● Without an effective community leader, the
goals and vision of the community may not be
met.
● Social relationships occur at the individual

level; however, they may influence social
change and other community processes.
● Social change refers to community changes

over time, influenced by individual relationships
and social interactions.
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ACTIVITY:
“ROLE PLAY”
●The students will be grouped into two:

●The group will show
how community is composed (structure)
Will exhibit how do people in the community act to one
another. (dynamics)
Will present how communities develop – as it develop or
influence a person. (processes)
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Rubrics:
Content- 40%
Roles- 20%
Preparation- 20%
Overall Impression- 20%
Total_________________ 100%
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COMMUNITY

● Understanding the dynamics of the community means

● The dynamism of the community is explained by Emile

● It is the ability of the

● Communities are able to partner with national or

Example: Barangays partake in nationwide, inter-

● Communities have economic practices and

Example: Communities with larger funding from local

Pathway: Community Structure

Pathway: Community Structure

Example: Communities that are historically known as

All organized communities

Social change refers to changes in a community’s

A single interaction may impact big changes within a

● Community power may be derived from

● Social relationships occur at the individual

● Social change refers to community changes

●The students will be grouped into two:

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