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World concerns and the United Nations : model teaching units for primary, secondary adn teacher education
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New York : United Nations, 1998
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9789211006513
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30000004565382 JX1977.Z8 W67 1983 Open Access Book Book
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This updated version of the extremely popular book provides model teaching units for primary, secondary & teacher education that are directly usable in the classroom. In with the aims & activities of the United Nations & its system, the 26 model units in the collection follow a young person's development, progressing through the interests characteristic of each age. The units are particularly sensitive to youth's deep concern for justice, the environment, equal opportunities & full participation in the life of the society. The book also includes reading lists & illustrations.


Table of Contents

Forewordp. v
Introductionp. viii
Guidelinesp. x
Education and the New World--A Prefatory Section for Teachersp. xvii
1. Education for Living in a World Communityp. xviii
2. The World We Seep. xxii
I. We, the Peoples - Lower Primaryp. 2
A. Our Home: the Earthp. 3
B. We Are Alikep. 6
C. We Are Differentp. 11
D. We Try to Share Fairlyp. 14
E. We Are Onep. 18
II. Developing Our Community - Upper Primaryp. 26
A. We Organizep. 27
B. Each Member is Importantp. 31
C. We Behavep. 34
D. We Work Together to Improve Our Communityp. 37
E. Help!p. 42
III. The Great World Changes - Lower Secondaryp. 46
A. Where Are We Going?p. 47
B. More and Lessp. 54
C. People: Women and Menp. 60
D. Independencep. 66
E. Water, Water Everywherep. 74
F. Arteries of International Lifep. 81
G. Serving the Worldp. 86
IV. Challenges Ahead--Upper Secondaryp. 92
1. Exploring Togetherp. 93
A. Developing the World We Wantp. 96
B. The Way We Livep. 104
C. People and Workp. 108
D. Equal Dignity and Worthp. 114
E. The Peace Process: Reducing Violencep. 120
F. Towards Community Harmony: What My Country Can Dop. 126
G. Education for the Future: What I Can Dop. 132
Appendicesp. 137
A. Resources and Sourcesp. 139
B. Preamble to the United Nations Charterp. 145
C. Universal Declaration of Human Rightsp. 146
D. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 137 (II) of 17 November 1947, entitled: Teaching of the Purposes and Principles, the Structure and Activities of the United Nations in the Schools of Member Statesp. 149
E. Chart, and Member States of the UNp. 150
F. Some UN Commemorative Days, Years and Decadesp. 154
G. Resources for Educational Innovators, with excerpts from the Recommendation concerning Integrated Framework of Action on Education for Peace, Human Rights and Democracy, adopted by the General Conference of UNESCO, Paris, 1995 and the UNESCO International Commission on Education for the Twenty-first Century, Report of the Commissionp. 155
H. Contribution of Youth NGOs to the International Commission on Education for the 21st Century. Excerptsp. 156
Indexp. 159
Principal Editorial Counsellorsp. 162
Comments and Suggestionsp. 164
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