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What does C.S.P.E. stand for?

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Civic Social Political Education

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What are the 4 rights for children?

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Development Rights
Protection Rights
Participation Rights
Survival Rights

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What are the 7 concepts of C.S.P.E.?

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Rights and Responsibilities, Human Dignity, Stewardship, Democracy, Law, Development, Interdependence.

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Definition of citizen?

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a legally recognized subject or national of a state or commonwealth, either native or naturalized.

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What is an active citizen?

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a person who actively takes responsibility and initiative in areas of public concern such as crime prevention and the local community.

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Define citizenship?

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the position or status of being a citizen of a particular country.

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What is your classes action project on?

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Gender Equalisation

The differences between girls and boys toys/colours/types/etc. How this affects children’s opinions about genders and how they should act and what they should like etc.

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What are you doing to help with your classes action project?

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I am helping with the assembly or presentation during lunch.

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Please design a poster for a human right from the International Declaration of Human rights?

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Good Poster!!!!!!!!!!

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List 10 human rights from the declaration of human rights?

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Right to Free Movement in and out of the Country, Right to Equality, Freedom from Discrimination, Freedom from Slavery, Right to Fair Public Hearing, Right to Marriage and Family, Right to Own Property, Freedom of Belief and Religion, Right to Education

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What does prejudice mean?

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Pre judging someone.

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What does discrimination mean?

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Acting against someone because of prejudice.

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What does ageism mean?

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Discrimination against old people.

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What are the 4 units of CSPE?

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1) The Individual
2) The Community
3) The State (Ireland)
4) The Wider World

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Know 5 rights and the responsibilities that have to do with the right?

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1) The right to have a picnic in the countryside. The responsibility to clean up after yourself and leave the countryside how you would like to find it.
2) The right to own a pet. Your responsible to care for your pet.
3) The right to a doctor. The responsibility to contact your doctor if you need.
4) The right to play music. The responsibility to not bother people by playing it too loud.
5) The right to vote. the responsibility to vote wisely

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What day is the International day of peace on?

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The 21 of September.

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Who organised the International Day of peace?

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the UN

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What are the five levels of the Maslow Pyramid?

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Level 1 = Survival needs - food, water, shelter, air, warmth.

Level 2 = Safety, security and protection needs.

Level 3 = Love and belonging needs.

Level 4 = Esteem needs - self esteem, respect and recognition.

Level 5 = The need to develop fully as a human being.

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What is the point of The international day of peace?

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A way for the countries of the world to think about peace and how they can be apart of it.

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Talk about your chosen human activist

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My human activist is Adi Roche. She is a human activist because she set up a charity for the children who were affected by the chernobyl nuclear accident on April 26 1986.

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When was Adi Roche born?

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1957

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Rights and Responsibilities

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Every human being is entitled to basic human rights. We all have responsibilities towards other human beings in our actions.

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Human Dignity

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Every person has the right to live their life with dignity.If individuals are denied certain needs and rights they can experience a loss of human dignity. It is important that we treat everybody respect no matter how different they are from us.

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Stewardship

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We are temporary owners or stewards of the earth. We must look after it. Acting irresponsibly can can damage it for future generations.

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Democracy

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Democracy is a form of government in which citizens elect different people to represent them and make decisions on their behalf

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Law

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Rules and laws are necessary if the rights of individuals are to be protected and promoted.

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Developement

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Change not always beneficial or positive.

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Interdependence

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We are all connected or linked to each other on local, national and global levels. our actions we make as a country can affect other countries. We must try to only have a positive affect on the others in our country or globally.

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