Communities

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Mind map of Section A Part 1
Denise Mc Cann
Mind Map by Denise Mc Cann, updated more than 1 year ago
Denise Mc Cann
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Communities
  1. A community is a group of people who share common interests.
    1. E.g. family, parish, school, village, sports club.
      1. Benefits: make friends, develop social skills, have a place where you belong.
      2. Sharing means dividing what we have with one another.
        1. E.g. your time, talents, ideas, possessions.
          1. Benefits: helps people in need, self satisfaction, improves the whole community.
          2. Co-operation means working together for the benefit of all.
            1. E.g. football team - everyone must play their part to win.
              1. Benefits: Things get done when people work together.
              2. Communication is the exchange of information and ideas with other people.
                1. E.g. talking, written, body language, eye contact, listening
                  1. Benefits: able to share ideas, helps people get on better, helps people to understand and respect each other.
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