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Education according to Article 29 should develop each child's personality, talents, and abilities to their fullest potential. It should also encourage respect for human rights, their parents, and cultures as well as the environment. The school discussed in the document aims to provide students with engaging activities to develop their skills and gain new experiences through fun and educational games in order to discover each child's talents and interests while respecting their rights.
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Children's rights
- 1. ARTICLE 29 GOALS OF EDUCATION Oliwia Maraszek, Dominika Strzyzewska from Poland
- 2. CONTENT OF ARTICLE 29 Education must develop every child’s personality, talents and abilities to the full. It must encourage the child’s respect for human rights, as well as respect for their parents, their own and other cultures, and the environment.
- 3. Thanks to my school I can develop my interests. I also know the history and culture of my country. I am polite to other people. I learn Savoir vivre. I am tolerant to everyone. I look after natural habitat. I am aware that I have to be pleasant because I have the privilege to live in peace.
- 4. Our main priority is to provide students with fascinating activities. Students can develop their skills and gain new experiences. We believe that the easiest and most enjoyable form of learning is fun and that is why we devote a lot of properly selected and educational games. This teaching allows all children to discover their talents and interests. We respect children rights.
- 5. What it looks like in Poland? advantages disadvantages We can choose a profile of a class in school We don’t have much free time We can improve our marks We have lots of homework We aren’t punished physically by teachers We have too many tests We celebrate national holidays, for example The Constitution We must learn not necessary things We participate in different projects, such as eTwinning We have lessons too early, so we are tired
- 6. Today education is on a great level, so in the future we will be well-educated people. Our generation can change the world!