Hi Class,
Please answer the following:
1. Describe children's rights in your own words.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
Doc Raqui
Please answer the following:
1. Describe children's rights in your own words.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
Doc Raqui
1. Describe children's rights in your own words.
ReplyDeleteChildren’s rights are the basic human rights of children particularly the right to live, food, shelter, health care and education. However, the list of their rights does not only consists of providing them their basic physiological needs. Children being emotionally and mentally young, they are susceptible to abuse. Hence, it is very important that they’ll be given special protection from different forms of abuse.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
It is essential that us parents and the government as well, ensure that the rights of our children are accorded to them because this will promote and guarantee the development of the child’s physical, mental and social well-being, and most likely, the child who has enjoyed his rights and has been protected from all sorts of abuse will suitably develop under a favorable condition.
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
Children are spending more days in school - with their teacher, than at home. This fact puts every teacher in a perfect position to educate her students about their rights. Seeking dialogue with the child’s parents is a also a good way of upholding their rights because the very act of inculcating to parents the rights of their child will make a difference on how they view the importance of playing their role in making sure that their child’s rights are protected and respected.
Teachers can also be a catalyst to change by advocating children's rights within their school or even in their community.
1st, Rights of a Child
ReplyDeletePlease answer the following:
1. Describe children's rights in your own words.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
Answer:
1. Children rights are the right which is protected by the society from harm. The Child is in custody of their parents to be raised and have proper shelter. The parent’s main role is to protect and give them proper nutrition from food and water. The child must be on proper thinking to go to school so that they are equipped with proper knowledge. It has particular attention to provide protection and care to minors and human dignity for basic foods and universal education.
2. It can help in their development by means of they can survive from daily needs. Meaning, when they have class they can recite freely without hesitation. They can grow on mentally, physically and emotionally without grudges on how they will grow on emotional and physical. It can help to the child if they have proper shelter, nutrition and support from their families.
3. As a teacher, I will assist them from their endeavor from root until they can individually rose up from their feet and shadow of my lectures. I will be at my best to show and be a role model to them and specifically be their second mom or sister to improve their capabilities on cognitive and agility and eagerness to learn.
Q: Describe children's rights in your own words?
ReplyDeleteA: The most vulnerable people in our society is children's, I believe that each one of them should have the right to be protected and to be love. Children's are mostly innocent when it comes to reality, there mind can be easily manipulated by the people around them. That's why I believe that we adults should be the one protecting them from harm, especially their parents. Parents should remember that their children's have the right to have shelter, food, clothes and the most important thing is to be educated.
Q: How can this rights help in their development?
A: This rights can help their development because I believe that giving them their rights can help them to be a better person someday. like when a parents give them a nutritious foods and vitamins, most likely this children's are healthy. Providing them the love and time that they need will help them to develop their emotional attachment to other people and it will also boost their self confidence in facing their problems, because they know that their families are always their to support and to guide them.
Q: As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
A:"Every person is unique" - As a teacher, I believe that I should understand all my students by accepting their weakness and strength. Understanding each one of them will help me to reach out to them. I should also express my love to them by teaching them and giving them advices and support. I know that when you show someone that you care, they will be able to share their thoughts and feelings to you. Connection between you and your students will help you to know what are their concerns in life. If you already know the problem of your student you can easily contact their parents to talk about the problem and to find a way to resolve it.
Rights of a Child
ReplyDelete1. Describe children's rights in your own words.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
Answer:
1.Children’s Right Is the implementation and protection of children’s dignity as an individual with equality, no discrimination, protection against any form of abuse, neglect, harm and exploitations. All children have a right to survive, develop, participate and protect from harm. It is our way of helping them to have secured future and molding them into a better citizen.
2. This rights protect them from any abuse and harm. Children are not well stable in form of physical, emotional, and decision making that’s why the rights for children become the basis of our community in protecting their vulnerable stage. This can be a big factor in their development as well as to grow up to be a good citizen. Any form of harm or abuse can have a big factor that influences their developmental stage.
3. As an Educator I will provide them the knowledge of knowing their rights. Give them the strength to face challenges that they may encounter. Provide them information about authorities that will help them in times of their need. I will build a harmonious relationship with my learners so that whenever they have something to tell they will not hesitate to share their concerns. Student-teachers relationship is very important to the children because we served as the second parent to them. Our responsibility to our learners do not end in just teaching them the lessons on the curriculum but also to listen, talk, and protect them.
Rights of a Child
ReplyDelete1. Describe children's right in your own words.
Children's right is human rights where all human beings have the right to live in a normal life.Children's right are the right to have their own family and build adequate shelter where children are entitle to have their family where they can be loved, protected and nourished. Children are also entitle to have their own shelter where they can be protected. Children have also the right to be educated and go to school to school where they can be learned and gain knowledge, to gain friends and play.They also have the right to be protected from any harms. The rights of a child is also the right of anybody else.They are entitle to enjoy every rights. They must be treated properly and fairly. Children must also have the right to develop their full potential and promote well being.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
Every child must enjoy their rights as an individual. It helps in the development of a child because if they have these rights, the child will grow physically fit and mentally stable. If a child be given the right to have their family and adequate, a child will be able to have proper nutrition and proper care. A child will grow physically fit, away from sickness. A good family will develop a child his emotional stability. Education is very important to a child. If the child has proper education, it will a child to develop one's personality and intellectual capabilities. If properly educated, it will a child to gain knowledge and learn things that will help her develop. A child will also develop his/her social values where she/he can learn the moral standards within the society. A child must also be protected from harm. A child must be protected because it will help develop the child's physical, mental, psychological and social well being.
All these rights can help in their development. If these rights are properly attain, they will grow and develop as good individual and be a productive citizen in our society.
3. As a teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
As a teacher, we are considered as a mother where we can also teach them knowledge about the things around them and enrich them proper values. As a teacher, I can protect them by giving and providing them enough information about their rights. I will assist them to some institution and agencies where they can seek help when needed. I will support them by joining them in some activities where they can develop their skills. By joining in some activities and programs, they will have their interaction with others and will be able develop their social skills. It is important to a teacher to get in touch with children, so that they will build good relationship. By educating them with proper knowledge and orientation about their environment and rights they will be protected and will also develop a good well being.
Teachers can also make programs and projects concerning the rights of a child. Teacher can seek help in her/his institution on how they will protect children in order to assist them in their development.
1. Describe children's right in your own words.
ReplyDeleteChildren’s rights are human rights. They protect the child as a human being. Children’s rights include the right to health, education, family life, play and recreation, an adequate standard of living and to be protected from abuse and harm. Children’s rights cover their developmental and age-appropriate needs that change over time as a child grows up. These rights describe what a child needs to survive, grow, and live up to their potential in the world. They apply equally to every child, no matter whom they are or where they come from.
2.How can these rights help in their development?
A community that embraces this Rights approach will value all members of the community and their contribution. It will be reflected by the way that adults relate to one another, how they interact with the children, how children interact with one another and how partnerships are built with the whole community. This rights, setting individuals are respected and valued and are enabled to understand about their own and other peoples’ rights. They have opportunities to develop the knowledge, skills and values required to support one another in recognizing that with Rights there are also responsibilities to ensure that everyone has an opportunity to reach their full potential.
3. As a teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
Every family sent their children to school to get the well education. As a teacher, it is not always about academic rights but also the morale and provides them the information about the rights as a child. Teachers are the second parents in the school. Being the second parent I should be more flexible, approachable and be the first person to understand the situations of my students, so I can help them on what they been going through. I will make every student get involved in every activity, for them to find what interests them and develop their skills as individuals. Guide and support them building their potentials to the full so that growing up they will have courage, values and a solid knowledgeable foundation to be confident, globally competitive and a better person and leader.
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ReplyDelete1.) Children’s rights applies to children of all nationality and both genders. These rights include survival, development, participation and protection. These rights aim to develop the whole being of each child. It ensures that every need of a child is met. Right to survive encompasses children growing up healthy with proper shelter, nutritional food and access to medical needs. Development right hones each child’s talent and skills. Participation rights allow children to express themselves. Lastly is the protection of children from physical, psychological and emotional harm.
ReplyDelete2.) These rights give all the best avenue so that children will reach their maximum potential. Having their maximum potential gives them best shot at life. Children will have better learning opportunity and excel in their chosen fields.
3.) As a teacher, I will do my best to assist them in their development at school. I will appreciate their individuality and adjust to each child’s phase of learning. I will make lessons fun and interesting and answer their questions without hesitations. If I see that a child has a problem I will coordinate with the child’s parent together with the school’s guidance officer or principal.
Q.) Describe children's rights in your own words.
ReplyDeleteA.) Children's rights are the fundamental rights that enable the children of the world to progress and cope in the changes in the society. As the right to survive, it is their right to live this world and meet their basic needs such as shelter, food and be loved. The right to develop is their right to be nurtured properly so they can be a competent and productive member of the society. The right to participate is their right to do what is best for them and impart their knowledge to the community without any discrimination or being discouraged. And the right to be protected from harm is their right to live this world without the fear of danger and able them to protect their loved ones in due time.
Q.) How can these rights help in their development?
A.) If these rights were met at an early age, these will help the children to develop as a humane and progressive member of the society. Because if we felt love and nurtured properly, we will reciprocate these aspect of life to others in order to help them develop as well.
Q.) As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
A.) As a teacher, I will be an advocate and be responsible on protecting these rights. I will make sure that they know all of these fundamental rights for them to live fully and reach their best potential.
Q: Describe Children's right in your own words:
ReplyDeleteA: Children's right may refer to the right he or she should have from the moment they were born. Some of these rights are the following.
* right to be loved
* right to belong
* right for basic need
* right to choose
* right to be understood
* right to education
* right to friendship
Q:How can these rights help in their development?
A: The following rights aid in the development of the children because through these they will be able to adapt easily in the environment. It is proper that every children should be given a proper care and guidance especially in their developing stage.
Q:As Teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
A: As a teacher, i will serve as an aid in motivating the students in achieving their goals. School will be the second home for them. I will Guide, help and encourage them in their endeavors.
Emily K.Bernardo
Delete!. Children have the right to love, standard of living ,Health care .EducATION aND interact in the community.
2. These right help them in their development through proper guidance ,counselling,motivation in their developing stage.
3. As a teacher these right will serve as a motivation and encouragement to my student in-order for them to use as their scafolding in achieving their goal in life
1. Describe children's rights in your own words.
ReplyDeleteChildren’s rights include the right to health, education, family life, play and recreation, an adequate standard of living and to be protected from abuse and harm. Children’s rights cover their developmental and age-appropriate needs that change over time as a child grows up.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
This would help them be the better person for their future. By having the rights of the children the child will have the better chance to be a good citizen for the community.
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
As a teacher, I will help the students to be disciplined for them to know what is right from wrong. I will be guiding them to the right path and will always be a good example for them to be a better person they want to be. I will teach them also to be a good example to other children.
1 Describe children's rights in your own words
ReplyDeleteChildren’s rights are human rights specifically adapted to the child because they take into account his fragility, specificity and age-appropriate needs.
Children’s rights take into account the necessity of development of the child. The children thus have the right to live and to develop suitably physically and intellectually.
Children’s rights plan to satisfy the essential needs for a good development of the child, such as the access to an appropriate implementation, to necessary care, to education, etc.
Children’s rights consider the vulnerable character of the child. They imply the necessity to protect them. It means to grant a particular assistance to them, and to give a protection adapted to their age and to their degree of maturity.
2 How can this Rights help in their development?
their rights as human beings will help them to become better citizens of the future. they will also be the ones to ensure that the children of their era will receive the same rights as they did
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
by assuring that they are receiving the appropriate attention and by guiding them to use their rights in accordance with the law. as the saying goes freedom comes with responsibility. as they exercise their rights, we as teachers will guide them to ensure that they know the true meaning of their rights as children
1) Children’s rights are the things that children needed for their survival, growth and development in order to become an essential part of the society. These include their right for education, love, and safety from harm, etc. Without these rights children would not be able to develop well, they will have fear in life, and soon as they grow they will not contribute well to the community.
ReplyDelete2) With these rights implemented to children, they will be able to practice more their cognitive, psychomotor and affective domains, and become a master of their own knowledge, and will become an essential part of society. They will not need to live in a doomed life just like in other places in the world especially in third world countries in which children are working and punish hard. Without these rights, children are more prone to abuse which serves as hindrance to their development.
3) School is the second home of student/children as many says, so as a teacher I will play a role as their very supporting parent to them; teach them physically, emotionally, and cognitively the essentials in life, open their minds in preparation for their future. But things that would be teaching to them should be filtered, because children are easy to believe on things. But as a teacher you cannot do it alone, you will also need the cooperation of parents, I will not only teach the children, but also the parents.
1. Describe children's rights in your own words.
ReplyDeleteChildren, just as any other human being, has their own rights. They are not a possession of anybody, nor are they pets or slaves. They are entitled to be given respect, to be given love, care, attention. It is their right to be provided of education, home, family, friends, and what they need. To be nurtured and protected, to be taught, be free, and to be loved.
2. How can these rights help in their development?
These rights can help children develop because I think children develop rapidly and learn quickly when they are talked to, when they are touched, when they feel loved and secured, even when they play and interact with family also with other people. Without these rights, none of the things I've mention will be possible. These rights could help in their holistic development.
3. As teachers, how can you protect the rights of these children in order to assist them in their development?
As teachers, we have to understand our role in the classroom not just as a facilitator of learning, but also as a second parent. We have to put the child's welfare in importance. Our responsibility, not just to teach academically but also to improve their personalities and we can do this by simply guiding them to be better individuals. We can protect their rights, by first and foremost, implementing them in our own classrooms. As teachers, we should practice giving them their right to be educated, to be guided, to be protected, to be heard. We have to give our students importance as to make sure they are developing well, along side with their parents.