Bernal, Reiden O.

2014107124
INT 1

CWSTS01 B28
Assignment #3
October 31, 2014
Assignment #3

I. Enumeration All:
Type of Communities
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Geographical Communities
Rural/Urban Communities
Sectoral Communities
Functional Communities
Tribal/Indigenous Communities
Special Types of Communities

Other elements that a community may posses

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History
Space Relations
External Relations
Resources
Technology
Knowledge and Beliefs
Values and sentiments
Goals
Norms
Position and roles
Power
Leadership
Influence
Social Rank
Reward and Punishment

Two tools for analysis define on the module

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Cause and Effect Wheel

II. Fill in the Blank:

1. Functional Communities Groups of people who share some common interests or functions
2. The term community was actually derived from the Latin word communis
3. These tools for analysis provides us with a much systematic way of looking and analyzing
different relevant societal concerns our country is currently facing.
4. Trunk Defined as primary problems resulting from the issue identified at the roots of your tree.
5. Communis a noun describing quality implying fellowship, community of relations and
feelings.
III. Essay (30 sentences) On your own word define "Community"

The term community came from the Latin word Communis means fellowship, community of
relations and feelings. It is also defined as a body of people living in the same place under the
same laws (geographical); a body of people having common interest (psychological) by
Websters dictionaries. A community is a group of people with sharing interest under same set of
rules that eventually the will follow. Of course communities has its elements too, like history,
technology, goals, leadership, and such. These elements are the things that kept a community
together. Elements that has bound each and every human living in a community. A community
is a landscape of people living in harmony, how they get through to their everyday life having
that one single main goal. There are 5 types of communities namely: geographical, rural/urban,
sectoral, functional, tribal/indigenous, and special of communities. Geographical communities
these communities has territories and boundaries. Rural/Urban communities it is the traditional of
classifying communities. Sectoral communities, great example for these community is women,
youth, farmers, and fisher folks. Functional communities are group of people who share some
common interests or functions. Tribal/Indigenous are aetas and mangyans. Lastly the special
types of communities are the disabled, parishes and families.
Based on my own understanding community is a group of people living in a certain area with
harmony and with one common goal under one government.