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ASDANBeliefs & Values
Module 12
Human Rights – take part in a discussion about human rights– Make a list of the ten Human Rights – Compare your list with the UN list
Section A: Challenge 4
Name : ________________________
Date : Term 2 2018/9
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By doing this challenge you will:
Learn the difference between needs and wants Learn what a ‘right’ is. Decide, as a group, what the ten most important rights
are
Compare your list with the UN ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ and discuss how it differs from your own
Review and reflect on your learning
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LO: Learn the difference between needs and wantsPlace the things below into ‘needs – (something that you cannot live without, such as food, water and shelter) and ‘wants’ (something that you would like to have or wish for, such as a games console.)
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ASDAN: BELIEFS & VALUESModule 3.A.1
HUMAN RIGHTS
LO: Learn what a ‘right’ is.Some of these statements are rights. Some are not. Which do you think are rights? Tick the ones that are rights.
1. Everyone has the right to life.
2. Everyone has the right to own a television.
3. Everyone has the right to sleep.
4. Everyone has the right to own a games console.
5. Everyone has the right to eat fast food at least once a month.
6. Everyone has the right to own a car.
7. Everyone has the right to jewellery.
8. Everyone has the right to education.
9. Everyone has the right to choose their own friends.
What is a right? Circle the correct answer – A, B or C?
A - A right is something you are allowed to do or have. No one is allowed to stop you having or doing these things.
B- A right is something that you would like to have or wish for, such as a games console.
C – A right is the opposite to a left
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LO: Decide, as a group, what the ten most important rights are
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LO: Decide, as a group, what the ten most important rights are.
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LO: Compare your list with the UN ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ and discuss how it differs from your own
Did you think of this right?
How important is it to you? Very important, quite important or not important?
Did you think of this right?
How important is it to you? Very important, quite important or not important?
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Module 12.A.4
LO: Compare your list with the UN ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ and discuss how it differs from your own
Did you think of this right?
How important is it to you? Very important, quite important or not important?
Did you think of this right?
How important is it to you? Very important, quite important or not important?
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LO: Review and reflect on your learning
Overall, what did you think? (Tick ✓)I really enjoyed it I enjoyed it It was ok I didn’t enjoy it
I really want to try it again
I want to try it again.
I’m not sure
I don’t want to try it again
What did you enjoy about the activity?What did you find difficult/challenging?Name two things that you learnt : 1.
2.
Self Evaluation: Tick ✓the skills you used:Teamwork Learning Coping with
problemsUse of English Use of Maths Use of IT
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Skills summary: Complete the table below for ONLY the skills you have used.
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