Summary: Teaching for Human Rights provides
specific suggestions, proven in
practice, for lower primary teachers
who want to foster children's
feelings of self-esteem and social
tolerance. The suggestions are
prefaced by a brief rationale that
defines human rights and explains
how they are predicated upon a
basic set of humane values.

Owner: Ralph Pettman et al (Canberra: Human Rights Commission, 1986)pdf: erc.hrea.org/Library/teachers/Teaching-HR-1-4.html

Organisation:

Human Rights Education Associates

Articles:

Article 29: Aims of education

Article 28: Education

Attachment Link:

http://erc.hrea.org/Library/teachers/Teaching-HR-1-4.html

Web:

http://www.hrea.org

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