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1. ELEMENTS OF
COMMUNITY in
Structure; and
Dynamics and Processes

2. RECAP!

3. RECAP!
DIRECTION: Arrange the jumbled words.
1. I Y M O C N U M T
2. I L O S C A T T C U N O S R C
3. M I Y M O C N U T R P P S T S E C V I E E
4. V L I I C C T Y S E I O
5. Z A I C S A N T O I O I L

4. PICTURE ANALYSIS

5. PICTURE ANALYSIS

6. PICTURE ANALYSIS
This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-ND

7. PICTURE ANALYSIS

8. PICTURE
ANALYSIS
Based on the
four pictures
presented, how
is it connected
to the
structures of
community?

9. COMMUNITY STRUCTURES
Community consists of:
 Socio-political
 Cultural; and
 Economic Structures

10. COMMUNITY SOCIO-POLITICAL
STRUCTURES
- Refers to the social and political processes
occurring within a certain locality or among a
particular group of people.
- How social interactions are influenced by political
systems.

11. COMMUNITY CULTURAL STRUCTURES
- Refers to the institutionalized patterns of way of
life that are shared, learned, developed, and
accepted by people in the community.
- Consists of symbols and languages, norms,
values, belief, rituals, etc.

12. COMMUNITY ECONOMIC STRUCTURES
- Pertains to various organized ways and means
through which the people in the community
produce goods and services, allocate limited
resources, and generate wealth in order to satisfy
their needs and wants.

13. DYNAMICS AND PROCESSES
Community power
Community power is the belief that people
should have a say over the places in which
they live and the services they use.

14. Leadership
Leadership is the ability of an individual or a
group of people to influence and guide
followers or members of an organization,
society or team.

15. Relationship
A relationship is the way two or more people
are connected, or the way they behave toward
each other:

16. Social change
Social change is an alteration in the norms of a
society or the rules by which individuals act. It
can also be defined as the transformation of
culture and social institutions. Evolutionary
social changes can be driven by culture and the
natural progression of major trends in society.

17. End of Lesson
(From group 1)