Discussion Questions for Year 7: Meeting School Expectations and Children's Rights
Question 1: What Are School Expectations and Why Are They Important?
- Prompt: Begin by discussing what you believe school expectations are. Consider aspects such as behaviour, attendance, and academic performance.
- Follow-Up: How do these expectations help create a positive learning environment for everyone?
Question 2: How Do Children's Rights Relate to Meeting School Expectations?
- Prompt: Review the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. What rights do children have in relation to education and school?
- Follow-Up: Discuss how meeting school expectations ensures that these rights are respected. Can you give examples where failing to meet expectations might impact these rights?
Question 3: In What Ways Does Achieving at School Benefit Your Rights as a Child?
- Prompt: Reflect on your experiences at school. How does doing well in your studies influence your understanding of your rights?
- Follow-Up: Explore the relationship between academic success and future opportunities. How do these achievements play a role in securing your rights for the future?
Feel free to use these questions to guide meaningful discussions in your classroom!