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The CSPE plan outlines instruction over 32 weeks covering 3 units: Introduction and Unit 1 on Human Dignity with chapters on rights and responsibilities, being human, and communities; Unit 2 on Human Rights with chapters on the history and champions of human rights, instruments that protect rights, and debates on which rights are most important; culminating in a final chapter on taking responsibility and an end of year test. Key activities include creating posters representing each chapter and written reflections.
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