Children's Rights
Focusing on the specific rights of children, as outlined in international conventions, and their importance.
Key Questions
- Identify specific rights that apply to children around the world.
- Explain why children need special rights and protections.
- Assess how well children's rights are protected in our own community.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
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