Sylabus
Sylabus
Unit II Community
Organizing (CO) Asynchronous
1. Core Principles in A. Asynchronous ● Google ● Answer Learning
CO ●Discuss the classroom Activities
2. Phases of CO phases of ● Self-directed
3. Goals of CO community learning thru ● Electronic mail
4. Models of Practice organizing posted/uploaded
in CO ● Describe the lectures and web
4.1 Social planning different models of references
4.2 Social action practice in CO
4.3 Locality ● Answer learning
development activities/assignment
4.4 Community s
partnership or ● Synchronous ● Active
coalitions B. Synchronous ● Google meet participation in the
5. Types of ● Interactive ● Group discussion
Communities that discussion Messenger
organize? ● Provision of
6. 10 Commandments ● Know and feedback
of CO practice the 10 ● Check student
Commandment of status
CO
H. Communication Policy
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Announcements will be posted in Google Classroom – Stream and this will also automatically be
sent to students emails via Google classroom. Checking of messages regularly is necessary as they contain important
information about incoming activities for class concerns.
QUESTIONS: Questions related to the course such as clarification about assignments, course material, or assessment
shall be posted in the Google Classroom.
EMAIL: When submitting messages, please do the following: Put a NAME, COURSE, Concern/Task and WEEK, AND
MESSAGE SUBJECT. For Example: Elenita Garcia, Practicum Unit 1. Assign, 2nd week
TYPE OF COMMUNICATION: Written
A. Academic Integrity. Activities that have the effect or intention or interfering with education, pursuit of knowledge, or fair
evaluation of a student’s performance are prohibited. Example of such activities include but are not limited to
cheating, plagiarism, misrepresentation of records, facilitating fabrication, multiple submission and unfair advantage.
The school strongly discourages cheating and plagiarism among its students. With this, a student caught cheating and
plagiarism for submitted documents shall receive either a penalty of maximum suspension (first offense) or dismissal
(second offense) and a final grade of 5.00 for the course
B. Netiquette: The following netiquette will enhance the learning experience for everyone in the course
● Compose your comments and messages in a positive supportive and constructive manner
● Give honest feedback. Observe Virtual office hours.
● Observe proper behavior in the virtual classroom
● Be a proactive and an active learner always
C. Instructor’s Information
Name: Virtual Office Hours for Consultation: Phone Number: E-mail address: Facebook Messenger
Name: Dr. Celeste A. Dimaculangan; Phone Number: +639178917965; E-mail address:
[email protected]
Course Title: Community Health Nursing and Community Organization
Term/SY of Effectivity: Second Trimester SY 2020-2021
Prepared by: Dr. Celeste A. Dimaculangan
Recommending Approval: Dr. Minerva De Ala, Dean School of Nursing
Approved by: Dr. Felina Young, SVP Academic Affair
References
Books:
Chilton, Sue; Bain Heather; Clarridge, Ann and Melling, Karen (2012) A Textbook of Community Nursing, Hodder and Stoughton Ltd.
Famorca, Zenaida, McEwen, Melanie and Neis, Mary A. (2013) Nursing Care of the Community, Elsevier Mosby
McEwen, M. and Nies, Mary A. (2019) Community /Public Health Nursing: Promoting the Healthy Populations. 7th ed., Elsevier.
Stanhope, Marcia and Lancaster, Jeanette (2012) Public Health Nursing, Population-Centered Health Care in the Community, 8th ed.,
Elsevier.
e-References:
https://ctb.ku.edu/table-of-contents/overview/model-for-community-change-
callhub.io/community-organizing-strategies-for-community-organizers
jenniferwadella.com/blog/10-commandments-community-organizing
nurseslabs.com/copar-community-organizing-participatory-action-research/