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Everyone appreciates human rights, but what happens if the rights of an individual conflict with the rights of the larger group? Scholars explore real-life scenarios and debate when to limit rights and when to strictly enforce them. The 10th lesson plan in the 12-part series stresses the complexity of ethical issues as they relate to human rights.
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- Compare students' rights in three very different countries
Classroom Considerations
- Because the site is based out of Great Britain, it may include content applicable only to GB
- Relies on prior knowledge from each of the previous lessons in the series
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- Provides many useful links for additional research
- Includes tips for differentiation, preparation, and planning
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