GTP Learning Circles "Children's Rights"

During this Project our main concern is to find out the current state of Rights of the Child in our country and to try to find effective solutions to the existing worrying issues concerning the breaches of children's rights in every country.
The fundamental children's rights are clearly outlined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) which is a legally-binding international agreement setting out the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of every child, regardless of their race, religion or abilities. The UNCRC consists of 54 articles that set out children’s rights and how governments should work together to make them available to all children.
Watch the video below to remember the children's needs and to realise what rights should each child have in any existing country.

Below you can find the  Convention of the Right of the Child in youth-friendly language. Look over it and learn more about Children's Rights. 

Respect them as you grow older and teach others to promote them across the world!

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This Global Learning Circles consists of 4 Phases and activating Challenges. We have just finished the first Phase within the framework of the following timeline : February 08 – February 28 - 2016.

1. Introduction which includes two parts:

• School and community information presented in a creative way using digital tools;
• Students elaborate in their own way what children's rights mean to them and link the opinions and statements to their living environment.
• We have to give feeback to two participating schools and receive it back from other two schools involved in the Project.

Before we started on creating our presentation we had delved into the topic on Children's Rights. We had a meeting where we answered a set of Reflective Questions to help us plan and organize our further presentation.

And here it is, the final joint and collaborative project product we have made.
Teacher Introduction:

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Students' Introduction:

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And finally, here is the colorful multimedia presentation created in Voicethread by two hard-working and dedicated students Catalina Agachi and Veronica Ureche.

Leave a comment below on your impressions of this presentation.