In my opinion I have
answered my questions in my first blog,
“As I read through the information I began to ask
myself, how does the UNCROC convention on Human Rights affect communities and
early childhood settings around the world?
What’s more how does this affect the families, children and work
colleagues in my New Zealand early childhood setting?”
Based on all the information on Children's Rights
I have read, I am sure that with the commitment I have to early childhood
education I will continue to inspire the children's learning and growth.
I absolutely
agree with Children's Rights for the Child, and have enjoyed researching and been amazed at the
people supporting Children's Rights. Finding out the 'ins and outs'
of the policies, legislations, reports and the information about the many organisations that
support Children's Rights had encouraged me to reflect on my practice, my
beliefs and values.
Through
the commitment I have shown while achieving my degree in Teaching
and therefore after I will continue to gain more knowledge to
be the best I can in supporting the children and their rights while in an early
childhood setting or in the community.
After reading all the information on my topic,
Children’s Rights I have learnt that New Zealand is trying very hard at
overcoming the problems we face however it is going to be require continuous action.
I agree with Dr Russell Wills the Children’s Commissioner on the importance of
children and their rights and that the children are our future and we need to
protect them.
Remember these dates:
Children’s
Day 4rd March www.childrensday.org.nz
World
Human Rights Day 10th December www.amnesty.org.nz More you tube clips on Children’s Rights
Hi Debbie. Firstly I would like to say how much I thoroughly enjoyed reading your blog. I learnt lots, to be honest prior too reading it I didn’t have much of an idea about what human rights for children involved. I really liked the way you made links to extra websites for readers to extend on their knowledge if they want to. You used a good range of references. I would agree that text bullying is common and has a high impact on suicidal, I would say along with other devices such as face book also. Well done Debbie – Keep up the good work
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