core principles
Two students apply for the same rules regardless of their background
This is an example of…. because….
Equality
Because everyone should have equal rights and opportunities
How many articles we saw in class?
30 articles
What are the human rights precedents?
Documents that helped to build the modern concept of human rights
A student is allowed to express their opinion during a class discussion
Right
What’s the name of this class?
Human Rights
Students are allowed to give their opinions and vote on which activities their school should organize
This is an example of…. because….
Participation
Because people have the right to participate in decisions that affect them
What is the first article about?
That all human beings are born free and equal
Free points
Free points
A teacher treats all students fairly, regardless of their background
Value
How old is the teacher?
53 years old
A government cannot protect someone’s right to education while ignoring their right to health and safety
This is an example of…. because….
Indivisibility
Human rights are all important and cannot be separated
What was the Magna Carta (1215 AD) about?
An agreement between king John of England and his barons. It was about establishing the idea that the government power has limits and must follow the law
When the United Nations became official?
1945 after WWII
A group of students respect another student’s opinion even though they disagree
Value
How many kids does the teacher have?
2 girls
A student from another country moves to México and still has the same basic human rights as everyone else
This is an example of… because….
Universality
Everyone has human rights, no matter where they are from
What year was the US Declaration of Independence published?
1776
What is the official name of French Declaration of Independence?
French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
A person has the right to privacy and should not have their personal information shared without permission
Right
How many pets does the teacher have?
3 dogs
Name the 7 core principles
1. Universality
2. Inalienability
3. Indivisibility
4. Interdependence
5. Equality & non-discrimination
6. Participation & Inclusion
7. Accountability & rule of law
What year did the Universal Declaration of the Human Rights became official?
1948
Name at least 6 of the 9 precedents
Magna Carta, French Declaration of Independence, bill of rights, Geneva convention, League of Nations, United Nations.
Students listen respectfully when someone else is speaking
Value
When is the teacher birthday?
9 de marzo