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20 Results for "The Rights of the Child"
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First encounter with the Rights of the Child
What is the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child about, and what does it mean if a country has ratified it – pledged to follow it?
Rights & responsibilities
It’s important to know one’s own rights to be able to respect the rights of others. How are children treated in your local community?
Windows with views
Stories about vulnerable children and Child Rights Heroes reflect many violations of children’s rights, but also proven solutions. Work individually at first, then take a combined approach and choose the best solution together as a group.
Recount and listen
To understand a story in-depth, it sometimes takes a little more work!
Talking Chips
Talking chips as a method provides a structure for group dialogue, conversations and discussions that helps pupils express themselves and participate on equal terms.3 Related content
The World’s Children’s Prize Program
Here you will learn everything about the World’s Children’s Prize program (WCP), step by step, with suggestions for materials to use, lesson plans, exercises, and activities.The WCP Program is one of the world’s largest annual education initiatives, empowering children to become changemakers.
The Rights of the Child where you live
Study the rights of the child and whether these rights are respected where you live. Is there anything you’d like to change? What responsibilities are attached to the rights?
Video in the classroom
Videos bring the outside world into the classroom and create a more authentic learning experience, which lets learners connect theory to practice.11 documents to download
