1 week ago - Monitoring try to assess whether activities are implemented effectively and efficiently. Question 4Select one: True False
1 week ago - Evaluation periodic assessment of the relevance. Question 3Select one: True False
1 week ago - Monitoring usually focused on strategic aspects . Question 1Select one: True False
1 week ago - Review policy and operational context and clarify roles and responsibilities is one of the general steps in monitoring Question 10Select one: True False
1 week ago - A periodic review of the performance of a plan, project or program Answer: Question 9
1 week ago - Tells you whether or not what you did made a difference to the problem situation you were trying to address. Answer: Question 8
1 week ago - Tells you that the input into the work is appropriate in terms of the output. Answer: Question 7
1 week ago - Count things or people; Measure your program against a benchmark.; Monitor trends over time; Statistically correlate factors: Is there a connection between variables. Answer: Question 6tion 5
1 week ago - tMonitoring cannot review progress Question 4Select one: True False
1 week ago - Monitoring cannot review progress Question 4Select one: True False
1 week ago - A measure of the extent to which developments programme or project achieves the specific objectives it set Answer: Question 3
1 week ago - Monitoring is an integral part of a day-to-day management Question 2Select one: True False
1 week ago - Find out overall concerns, opinions; Gather initial information or sense of direction.; Get details of/reasons for any problems; Test communication materials. Answer: Question 1
1 week ago - Community organizer must have the ability to facilitate the community process by giving continues support to the locals. Question 10Select one: True False
1 week ago - What do you call the process of creating or forming a group that will practice the common and shared interest of each member? Question 9Select one: a. Community Immersion b. Community Organizing c. Community Alert
1 week ago - What is the type of community pertaining to territories and boundaries? Question 8Select one: a. Communities of Culture b. Community Organization c. Geographic Community
1 week ago - Communities of Culture refers to ethnic and religious groups. Question 7Select one: True False
1 week ago - One of the purposes of Community Organizing is to complete the NSTP subject. Question 6Select one: True False
1 week ago - Which of the following is the not considered as the guiding principle in Community Organizing? Question 5Select one: a. Feed them and do not teach them b. Go to the People, Live Among the People c. Teach by Showing, Learn by Doing
1 week ago - Frequency is one of the criteria should be considered in identifying community problems. Question 4Select one: True False
1 week ago - Community derived from the Old Tagalog word Comunidad. Question 3Select one: True False
1 week ago - Which of the following is NOT an example of Community problems? Question 2Select one: a. Adolescent Pregnancy b. Crimes c. Medical Mission
1 week ago - What do you call the issues and challenges the community is facing? Question 1Select one: a. Community Conflict b. Community Gossip c. Community Problems
1 week ago - Reports should therefore be reflective yet focused. Question 10Select one: True False
1 week ago - Do not begin with the first organizational or planning meeting. Continue until the celebration or event is over Question 9Select one: True False
1 week ago - The notes should not capture thoughtful reflective thinking and professional judgments of the intervention and services provided. Question 8Select one: True False
1 week ago - Focus activities and therefore improve subsequent work plans. Question 7Select one: True False
1 week ago - Video taping or digital recording is a great way to document your event. Question 6Select one: True False
1 week ago - Well-documented records cannot lead to improved services to the clients by helping the staff organize his/her thoughts. Question 5Select one: True False
1 week ago - Photographs are commonly used to document events because they are fairly inexpensive, easy to organize and provide a good result. Slides are useful for presentation to large groups of people Question 4Select one: True False
1 week ago - Record radio announcements, interviews and advertisements Question 3Select one: True False
1 week ago - Each document or piece of document will have to be labelled according to qualitative reasoning upon the nature of information. Question 2Select one: True False
1 week ago - Proper documentation contributes substantially to a data collection’s scholarly value. Question 1Select one: True False
1 week ago - Collect all press clippings from newspapers that have articles about your event. There are services available that will do this for a charge. Answer: Question 10
1 week ago - Proper documentation contributes substantially to a data collection 's scholarly values. Question 9Select one: True False
1 week ago - An official record of a given period in the life of a project that presents a summary of project implementation and performance reporting. Answer: Question 8
1 week ago - Material that provides official information or evidence or that serves as a record. Answer: Question 7
1 week ago - It is more effective if documentation is generated during, rather than after a project . Question 6Select one: True False
1 week ago - Reports focus on activities and therefore improve subsequent work plans Question 5Select one: True False
1 week ago - Proper documentation demands consistency and attention to details. Question 4Select one: True Falsehe organisation’s response to their needs. Answer: Question 3
1 week ago - It is important to be able to provide relevant client information at any given time and the organisation’s response to their needs. Answer: Question 3
1 week ago - Make a collection of comments from people who attend the event as well as those involved with the event (such as participants and volunteers). Answer: Question 2
1 week ago - Any act which results in non-accidental and/or unreasonable inflicting of physical injury to a child. Question 10Select one: a. psychological abuse b. physical abuse c. deception d. child trafficking
1 week ago - Issues can be based on the occurrence of certain situations or events. Question 9Select one: a. characteristic of the issue b. background of the issue c. effects of the issue d. key players
1 week ago - Time left 0:57:20 Question 8 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Question text What is Social Advocacy? Question 8Select one: a. It is the inability to satisfy the basic needs because one lacks income to buy services b. Representation done by anyone committed to the concerns of any particular group in society. c. A condition that at least some people in a community view as being undesirable. d. Is the payment for services or material which the recipient is not due, under law.
1 week ago - Which is true on these statements. (I.) Absolute Poverty can still supply basic needs but for a limited volume only; while relative poverty was the severe deprivation of basic human needs. (II.) Absolute poverty refers to severe deprivation of basic human needs; while relative poverty was the situation wherein it can supply basic human needs but for a limited volume only. Question 7Select one: a. Both Statement I and II b. None of the Above c. Statement I d. Statement II
1 week ago - Time left 0:58:02 Question 6 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Question text What do you call is the introduction of a contaminant into the environment. It is created mostly by human actions, but can also be a result of natural disasters. Question 6Select one: a. Poverty b. Social Problem c. Pollution d. Corruption
1 week ago - What does Social problems are also known to be? Question 5Select one: a. Community Gossip b. Community Progress c. Undesirable Condition d. Poverty
1 week ago - Advocacy requires vigor of action which means an advocate can take time and be slow in responding to his advocacy groups' needs. Question 4Select one: True Falsement officials for personal gain. Question 3Select one: a. Corruption b. Poverty c. Social Advocacy d. Pollution
1 week ago - What do you refer as the abuse of public power, office, or resources by elected government officials for personal gain. Question 3Select one: a. Corruption b. Poverty c. Social Advocacy d. Pollution