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    This document outlines objectives for a written task on the topic of community. It provides definitions of community from sociological and grassroots perspectives. The sociological perspective defines community as a social group that shares a common territory and interests, and a sense of belonging. The grassroots perspective views a community as being socially constructed through interactions between individuals. The document also includes a haiku poem describing a local church and coastal lives. It states that the task will explore community engagement by creating a digital collage of community projects related to social justice, the environment, education, and healthcare.

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    This document outlines objectives for a written task on the topic of community. It provides definitions of community from sociological and grassroots perspectives. The sociological perspective defines community as a social group that shares a common territory and interests, and a sense of belonging. The grassroots perspective views a community as being socially constructed through interactions between individuals. The document also includes a haiku poem describing a local church and coastal lives. It states that the task will explore community engagement by creating a digital collage of community projects related to social justice, the environment, education, and healthcare.

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    This document outlines objectives for a written task on the topic of community. It provides definitions of community from sociological and grassroots perspectives. The sociological perspective defines community as a social group that shares a common territory and interests, and a sense of belonging. The grassroots perspective views a community as being socially constructed through interactions between individuals. The document also includes a haiku poem describing a local church and coastal lives. It states that the task will explore community engagement by creating a digital collage of community projects related to social justice, the environment, education, and healthcare.

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    Social Science Community

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    This document outlines objectives for a written task on the topic of community. It provides definitions of community from sociological and grassroots perspectives. The sociological perspective defines community as a social group that shares a common territory and interests, and a sense of belonging. The grassroots perspective views a community as being socially constructed through interactions between individuals. The document also includes a haiku poem describing a local church and coastal lives. It states that the task will explore community engagement by creating a digital collage of community projects related to social justice, the environment, education, and healthcare.

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    Polo, Ricka Mae DV.

    Written Task 1
    January 17, 2024
    OBJECTIVES: Community
    A. To collaboratively produce a creative and comprehensive definition for the word
    community.
    Social Science Perspective
    “Community is a social group with a common territorial base; those in the group share
    interests and have a sense of belonging to the group” (Robert Stebbins, Sociology. The
    Study of Society, Harper and Row: New York, 1987, p. 534). (DEFINITIONS OF
    COMMUNITY, n.d.-b).

    THE STUDY OF SOCIETY


    By Robert A. Stebbins

    (Biography of Robert a. Stebbins, n.d.-c)

    “Community is a social group with a common territorial base; those in the group share
    interests and have a sense of belonging to the group” (Robert Stebbins, Sociology. The
    Study of Society, Harper and Row: New York, 1987, p. 534).

    (Amazon.com: Sociology: The Study of Society: 9780060464943: Stebbins, Robert a.: Books, n.d.)

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    B. To develop creative writing skills and explore the local community
    through poetry.

    In the grassroots perspective, a community and its development


    are shaped collectively via the interactions of persons and their
    understandings of themselves and others. In short, a community-
    based perspective recognizes that a community is socially
    constructed (Day, 2006).

    Look at key characteristics common landmarks, events, common people


    represent local community.
    Church

    Haiku Poetry
    Bell church whispers peace
    Faithful net cast with high hope
    Coastal lives arise

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    C. To explore and showcase community engagement through the
    creation of a digital collage by identifying real examples of
    community projects. Individuals making a positive impact and
    considering also aspects of social justice, environmental
    sustainability environmental, education and healthcare

    3 | Page
    Refereces:

    Amazon.com: Sociology: The Study of Society: 9780060464943:


    Stebbins, Robert A.: Books. (n.d.).
    https://www.amazon.com/Sociology-Study-Society-Robert-
    Stebbins/dp/0060464941
    Biography of Robert A. Stebbins. (n.d.-b). The Serious Leisure
    Perspective (SLP). https://www.seriousleisure.net/biography-of-
    robert-a-stebbins.html
    DEFINITIONS OF COMMUNITY. (n.d.).
    https://uregina.ca/~sauchyn/socialcohesion/definitions%20of
    %20community.htm#:~:text=%E2%80%9CCommunity%20is%20a
    %20social%20group,534).

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