CESC Review Day

It refers to the process of developing partnerships and sustaining relationships with and through groups of people affiliated by geographic proximity, special interest for the purpose of working for the common good.

• Citizenship

• Solidarity

• Community Engagement

• Community Action

It refers to collective efforts done by people directed towards addressing social problems.

• Solidarity

• Citizenship

• Community Action

• Community Engagement

It refers to the basic expression of human relationships where people see the need to participate in their societies and to feel that they matter to other.

• Unity

• Citizenship

• Volunteerism

• Collaboration

It is a unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common interest and mutual support within a group.

• Solidarity

• Citizenship

• Community Action

• Community Engagement

It is a legal status defined by civil, political and social rights. This means that a person is free to act according to the law and have the right to claim the law’s protection.

• Solidarity

• Citizenship

• Community Action

• Community Engagement

Which of the following shows an interrelationship of self and the community?

• An individual who does not have regard for community activities.

• A pessimistic attitude because people are always too busy to get involved in the community.

• An individual who understands the situation of the community and has the urgency to participate.

• People rely on the government and private institutions’ effort to help resolve community problems.

Which of the following situations best describes how to involve people affected by the problem in the community?

• Pushing to implement a project even without the consent of the majority.

• Conducting meetings and events that occupy the community members work hours.

• Listen to them carefully so that you have a better understanding of the causes of the problem.

• Disregard their opinion about the crisis encountered by the community since you have the expertise to resolve their community problem.

Why is there a need to involve ourselves with community action?

• To build our credibility in organizing community actions.

• The community requires us to participate and there is no room for us to disobey.

• So that people would praise us with our program initiatives and accomplishments.

• We are part of a community which is directly experiencing the problem and we have civic obligation to be involved.

Which of the following does NOT show possible roles of self-involvement in the community?

• Taking the lead in community partnership.

• Attending a barangay hearing on solid waste management.

• Conducting feasibility study on the possible program intervention in impoverished communities.

• Being reactive to the initiative of outreach programs conducted by the different school's organization.

What are known as the guiding principles that dictate our behavior?

• Social Equity

• Human Rights

• Gender Equality

• Personal Core Values