Related Learning Experience Essay
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
College of Nursing
In Partial Fulfillment of our Requirements for Community Health Nursing Level III
Related Learning Experience
COMMUNITY ORGANIZING
September 2012
Submitted by
RLE 1.3
ARQUIZA, Andrea Noelle L.
ARREOLA, Ava Bianca U.
ARREOLA, Steven Claude L.
ARRIOLA, Ann Margaret C.
ARRIOLA, Ayesa S.
ASIS, Verna Patricia Ann J.
ASUNCION, Louine Aira S.
AUSTRIA, Paulene Faye D.
AVILA, Katherine Angela Nadine F.
AWKIT, Geneva Mae O.
BABANI, Michelle Kayne S.
BACALLA, Ana Gabrielle L.
Submitted to
Mrs. Monaryn A. Borbo, RN, MAN
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION----------------------------------------------------6 a. Statement of Objectives--------------------------------------------------------6 …show more content…
This is closely followed by the high school level. This may be attributed to problems in the family such as financial constraint and low income earned. It can be deduced that majority of the members of the community do not have proper, stable jobs which can help them provide for themselves and for their family members. According to the journal entitled “Family background, adolescents’ educational aspirations, and Australian young adults’ educational attainment”, “family social status, ethnic background, and adolescents’ educational aspirations combine to have large associations with young adults’ educational attainment”. According to another journal entitled ,” Low income hinders college attendance for even the highest achieving students“, “What is less well appreciated is the fact that even for academically high-performing students, income and poverty greatly affects subsequent educational attainment such as completing …show more content…
This may be related to the lifestyle of the family and what basic needs they have provided for their family. It is based on the monthly income of what food and how many meals a day they take, the clothing they wear, and the house they provide as a shelter for their family. This is also related to the occupations and education attainment the bread winners have. Since majority in the community have finished the elementary and high school level, this may define what jobs they may take and the salary of those occupations. And mostly unstable or low income jobs where offered to high school and elementary graduates therefore attributing to the problem on how to provide the basic needs to the family members. The monthly income may be also related to the incidence of the people of seeking health care services. According to an article entitled “Children, Youth and Families & Socioeconomic Status”, “Socioeconomic status (SES) is often measured as a combination of education, income, and
College of Nursing
In Partial Fulfillment of our Requirements for Community Health Nursing Level III
Related Learning Experience
COMMUNITY ORGANIZING
September 2012
Submitted by
RLE 1.3
ARQUIZA, Andrea Noelle L.
ARREOLA, Ava Bianca U.
ARREOLA, Steven Claude L.
ARRIOLA, Ann Margaret C.
ARRIOLA, Ayesa S.
ASIS, Verna Patricia Ann J.
ASUNCION, Louine Aira S.
AUSTRIA, Paulene Faye D.
AVILA, Katherine Angela Nadine F.
AWKIT, Geneva Mae O.
BABANI, Michelle Kayne S.
BACALLA, Ana Gabrielle L.
Submitted to
Mrs. Monaryn A. Borbo, RN, MAN
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION----------------------------------------------------6 a. Statement of Objectives--------------------------------------------------------6 …show more content…
This is closely followed by the high school level. This may be attributed to problems in the family such as financial constraint and low income earned. It can be deduced that majority of the members of the community do not have proper, stable jobs which can help them provide for themselves and for their family members. According to the journal entitled “Family background, adolescents’ educational aspirations, and Australian young adults’ educational attainment”, “family social status, ethnic background, and adolescents’ educational aspirations combine to have large associations with young adults’ educational attainment”. According to another journal entitled ,” Low income hinders college attendance for even the highest achieving students“, “What is less well appreciated is the fact that even for academically high-performing students, income and poverty greatly affects subsequent educational attainment such as completing …show more content…
This may be related to the lifestyle of the family and what basic needs they have provided for their family. It is based on the monthly income of what food and how many meals a day they take, the clothing they wear, and the house they provide as a shelter for their family. This is also related to the occupations and education attainment the bread winners have. Since majority in the community have finished the elementary and high school level, this may define what jobs they may take and the salary of those occupations. And mostly unstable or low income jobs where offered to high school and elementary graduates therefore attributing to the problem on how to provide the basic needs to the family members. The monthly income may be also related to the incidence of the people of seeking health care services. According to an article entitled “Children, Youth and Families & Socioeconomic Status”, “Socioeconomic status (SES) is often measured as a combination of education, income, and