問題一覧
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from the very start during leveling of expectations done upon entry and consistently demonstrated all throughout the succeeding phase
phase-over (outer layer)
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the partnership between the cp and cdw is generally characterized in the following ways: the cdw/do complements the cp on areas of development work that are not yet within the capacity of the latter to perform overtime the cp gradually manifest growing competencies to perform expanding shared social responsibilities of pursuing development initiatives and managing development programs and projects a dynamic process of participation social learning and empowerment get to be institutionalized
progressive working relationship
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the various faces of the co process and social investigation are all intertwined by ________
social praxis
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also known as action reflection celebration as another indispensable dimension of the co process
social praxis
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this is particularly vital in fostering social awareness of the cpm cdw/do
social praxis
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is an indispensable aspect of co
social investigation (SI)
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it is a systematic process of gathering analyzing and utilizing pertinent data about the community
social investigation (SI)
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interlink with the various phases of co __________ goes through an evolutionary movement from the surface to a deeper level of relationship from simple to profound information and from the cdw facilitated reality assessment to people led reality transformation
social investigation (SI)
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is undertaken during the pre-entry phase of co in order to equip the do/cdw with the basic information about the community
preliminary social investigation (PSI)
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the documentary output of preliminary social investigation is
tentative community profile (TCP)
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is a systematize documentation featuring a holistic view of the community
tentative community profile
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the tcp consists of two interrelated parts namely
description of the community analysis of the community situation
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the community situation can be described using various approaches in understanding the community
ecological structural normative social compass approaches
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the analysis can proceed from varying points of view
from the point of view of the people /stakeholders in the community from the point of view of the cdw/do if available from the point of view of an outside researcher other than the cdw
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the community situation can be described using various approaches in understanding the community ecological structural normative social compass approaches
description of community
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while the first part answer the what of the community social reality the second answer the why of it
analysis of the community situation
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are usually derived from secondary sources such as the available written reports are documents and news clipping
tentative community profile
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is used in the basic preparatory activities
tcp
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types of entry points
Sentiments, symbols Interests, and shared values Needs, problems, issues Aspirations (goals) , assets Gems (assets+ energies)
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bases for group selection
Time(availability) Have common concern Resource Extent of influence Acceptability Degree of being affected by issue
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bases for issues selection
Simple, concrete, immediate issues People, feel strongly about it Reinforces existing traditional synergetic practices Interest other people to participate Number of people affected Greater probability of success when addressed upon
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the third level corresponds to the co proper and is carried through the phase over
depending of si
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it signals the growing and continuous genuine people's participation in managing development initiatives as they get involved in the systematic knowledge generation and as the use to knowledge created to improve their situation
deepening of si
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the ability to engage the people in the process of individual and collective discovery of the realities visioning planning taking appropriate action evaluation and reflection
pakiki-alam
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takes place during the immersion phase of the co process
si proper
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at this point the initial data gathered during the psi are validated and enriched contributing to the cdw's gradual appreciative and analytical understanding of the people's live
si proper
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the ability to fill the poles of the people their dreams and aspirations concern and sentiments needs and peep problems successes and failures striving and best practices
pakiki-ramdam
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the technique used in this is the pakikiramdam
si proper
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the documentary output in si proper is__________ which includes the identification of the appropriate stakeholders in the community as vital data to move on to the organizing phase
validated community profile
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refer to situations that can serve as starting points or sparks that can bring to life a multi-stakeholders enlightened involvement in community development
entry points
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they are like threads weaving together to work cooperatively and collaboratively towards an end
entry points
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the ability to secure relevant information
pakiki-balita
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the ability to sense nonverbal cues
pakiki-ramdam
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the ability to enable the people to develop a sense of ownership of their development programs internalized the values and philosophy community development and develop their commitment to the movement for change
pakiki-sangkot
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serves as concrete bases for the people to come up with their plan of action design to transform their realities
operational community profile
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a _______is established right at the planning stage
monitoring system
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levels
preliminary social investigation si proper deepening of si
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the four techniques
pakiki-balita pakiki-ramdam pakiki-alam pakiki-sangkot
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documentary outputs
tentative community profile validated community profile operational community profile
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this level uses the following twin techniques
pakiki-alam pakiki-sangkot
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participatory methods and tools
*stakeholders analysis *gender analysis *force field analysis (FFA) *SWOT analysis *appreciative planning and action (APA) *participatory training *checklist for identifying participatory components of projects
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this methods can be used when undertaking collaboratively with appropriate stakeholders the function of participatory planning decision making and monitoring and evaluation of development program projects
participatory methods and tools
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it is an approach for understanding a system by identifying the key actors or stakeholders and their mutual relationship in the system and assessing the respective interest and involvement in the system
stakeholders analysis
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the four basic tools for analysis are
participation analysis matrix task analysis checklist venn diagrams influence and importance matrix
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it refers to the use of a range of tools for the identification and description of stakeholders on the basis of their attributes
stakeholders analysis
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focuses on understanding and documenting the differences in gender roles activities needs and opportunities in a given context
gender analysis
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is a tool for problem solving derived from the work of kurt lewin's field theory of social change
force field analysis or ffa
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it is a process of identifying the dimension driving forces and restraining forces of a problem and determining the strategies for solving it
force field analysis are the ffa
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this is a tool for social analysis that focuses on the identification of the dynamic interrelationships between and among the strands and weaknesses of the internal environment of the organization as well as the opportunities and threats post by the external environment
swot analysis
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swot
strength weaknesses opportunities threats
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this is an organizational development methodology based on appreciative inquiry and built and searching for the positive for successes for what works as opposed to problem oriented focus of most other extension workers academician and other social scientist
appreciative planning and action (APA)
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this is training that release energy and creativity from the people
participatory training
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characterized to be participatory emphasize technical competence and permits sharing of experiences
participatory training
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unicef in the 1986 report community participation assignment children published a checklist to be used for project monetary and evaluation as well as for assessing project proposals
checklist for identifying participatory components of projects