Communities by Jennifer Jones

COMMUNITIES

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What are the problems that may appear in a community?

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What is a community?

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What makes someone a good member of a community?

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What are the characteristics?

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What makes a community successful or not?

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What are the different types of communities?

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4. Comradery and Fun

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According to Cambridge the definition of community is the people living in one particular area or people who are considered as a unit because of their common interests, social group, or nationality.

1. Shared Goals

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2. Opportunity to Network

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3. Opportunity to Lead

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5. Collective Identity

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Shared goals need not dominate; They just need to be present to bring out the best in each other. It's what makes everyone go in the same direction.

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Networking isn't just about exchanging business cards, it's about creating genuine connections. These connections form the foundation of your community, giving it depth and richness.

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Fun activities, inside jokes and shared experiences help balance. They turn "members" into "friends" and "meetings" into "gatherings."

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Giving members the opportunity to lead is empowering and builds trust. Also leadership opportunities allow members to shape the community, making it a truly collective effort!

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Finding a common thread that weaves each member together, creating a united and stronger fabric. A collective identity ensures that when one member shines, the entire community thrives.

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1. Shared Interests or Goals

2. Interaction and Engagement

3. Support Systems

4. Belonging

5. Norms and Values

6. Social Structure

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* Urban Community

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* Sub-urban Community

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* Rural Community

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1. Active Engagement: Regularly participating in community activities and discussions.

2. Respect and Empathy: Showing respect for others' opinions and experiences and demonstrating empathy.

3. Contribution: Offering time, skills, or resources to benefit the community.

4. Responsibility: Being reliable and fulfilling any roles or responsibilities assigned.

5. Constructive Feedback: Providing feedback in a way that helps improve the community rather than causing division.

6. Supportiveness: Helping others and fostering a positive and supportive environment.

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- Lack of Communication

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It is situated in a large city or town, typically with a population exceeding 2,500. It is marked by modern infrastructure that is often lacking in rural areas. Due to the high population density, residences such as apartments and homes are generally close together because of limited space. In urban communities, residents and their belongings are transported using various methods including subways, trains, buses, taxis, and some people opt to walk. Rent in these areas tends to be very high, so it's important to be prepared for significant living expenses.

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It is a residential area located on the outskirts of an urban area. These communities are characterized by lower population density compared to urban centers but are still within commuting distance of the city. Distinguishing between urban and suburban areas can be challenging due to their similarities. However, suburban communities are generally less compact than urban ones. Additionally, housing costs in suburban areas are typically lower compared to urban environments.

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It is defined by its low population density and scattered homes that are not close to one another. Unlike urban and suburban areas, which are dominated by industrial and commercial buildings, rural communities are primarily focused on agriculture. Agricultural products from rural areas are transported to cities. Residents of rural communities often enjoy fresh food directly from the source and may experience a longer life expectancy compared to urban dwellers. Housing in rural areas is generally very affordable, and in some cases, it may be practically free.

- Differing Interests and Goals

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- Limited Resources

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- Lack of Engagement

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- Resistance to Change

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- Lack of Trust

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