Introduction
Part I: The Introductory Course introduces concepts and
the methods of study. It includes adoption of rules for respectful
dialogue and five study topics with worksheets notes and
supporting documents for students. The course is held once
a week for five weeks in the evenings, with outside assignments
between classroom sessions.
COURSE OUTLINE
First Week:
Introduction to Human Rights, Discussion:
Overview of Human Rights, Lesson:
Rules for Respectful Dialogue, Discussion:
Adopt Classroom Rules
Second Week: Concept: Freedom
of Religion or Belief, Discussion:
Principles and Concepts, Assignment:
Community Questionnaire
Third Week: Model: 1981
U.N. Declaration, Method: Monitoring
the Articles, Discussion: Model and
Method, Assignment: Human Rights
Paradigm
Fourth Week: Databases:
Resources & Information, Discussion:
Simulation Databases, Assignment:
Community Resource File
Fifth Week: Report: Why
a Community Report, Discussion: How
to Write a Report, Lesson: Constitutional
Principles on Religion or Belief. |
|