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This bookmark is from the website called Human Rights Watch. The education has been under attack in conflicts. The article says students, teachers and schools are often targeted and used as a war tactic because of their connection to education. The video is an example of those tragedies. A girl who just believed everybody has a right to access to education was shot. World organizations are providing information and trying to protect education. I think this article can be used as an example of why preserving education is very important in some countries. Students can read and watch the video as an example, then teacher can ask them to find other articles on the website that are related to education as a human right.

Great website to learn about the most important facts about human rights history. In this website, you will also find creative posters that show us what our human rights are. There are videos of people performing real life stories on how their human rights have been broken.

This websites contains not only news but also multimedia and it covers information on many countries. It has up to the minute news and is presented in informative and interesting manner.

The website contains news, analysis and resources from human rights perspective. It is updated on daily basis.

English as a Second Language Podcast is a wonderful collection of daily life conversations.

Hi Tatiana. Glad you figured out how to join and submit sites to our group. I notice the link to ESL Podcast is not working so I'm providing the correct link here. http://www.eslpod.com/website/index_new.html (the home page of the site) http://www.eslpod.com/website/show_podcast.php?issue_id=15819515 (number 1045 being infatuated) Best, M.

This is a website to practice pronunciation and IPA

Hello dear teachers, This is a web page you can use to teach IPA.

This is a page on Amnesty International's website. It is full of lesson plans that explicitly teach human rights. There are two separate sections - one for elementary students and one for middle school/high school students. The elementary lessons involve games and songs. This is a great resource for classroom teachers - lessons would need to be modified for distance learners.

Find information about the rights that should be given to kids all around the world. Learn about UNICEF's four core principles.

Useful website where you will find different biographies of African American people who fought for their rights. You will also find important historical events that marked the process of having equal human rights for all American people. In this website, there are also printables with short reading comprehension activities and pictures to color about human rights history for your students.

The website has a lot of activities and tasks that a teacher can use in her class as per the context and level of the learners. It is easy to navigate. The website also contains a link to a blog by Larry Ferlazzo on 'Understanding our basic human right'. Students and teachers can join the blog for further discussions.

This website defines "Human Rights". It explains what Human Rights means in both specific and basic terms. You can find out about Human Rights laws and who enforces and monitors them. This site is a great resource for both educators and students.

This website has a small section/page about "Children and Human Rights". It lists and describes some of the human rights that are violated in many children's lives. It's a good page with facts about Human Rights for children.

A simple phonics/reading website

The website where you can download free software consisting of 6 applications that allow you to to create interactive multiple-choice, short-answer, jumbled-sentence, crossword, matching/ordering and gap-fill exercises for the World Wide Web. Rather easy to master.

HumanRights.gov is the official United States Government website for international human rights related information.

This website is about The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In this website you will find excellent short videos about the human rights that all human beings have. The right to education, to life, to democracy and more. It provides tools to make our lessons more dynamic and varied. Videos like the ones shown in the website help us to start discussions and opened conversations sharing our different points of view. =D

This side is about how Education is a basic right of all and how youth is facing problem for getting this right.

Grammar worksheets >Adjectives > adjectives -ed or -ing Worksheets and activities for teaching adjectives -ed or -ing to English language learners (kids, teenagers or adults). Here you can find printable worksheets for many levels: beginners, elementary, intermediate or advanced.

This website is created by group of librarians. Kid's click was seen as s better alternative to filtering software. Rather than screen 'bad' sites

i choose this site because i think that human right not only means to provide education.In our country most of the people with degrees are job less and due to this are suffering from poverty.This site tells us about the human right research on poverty and inequality.

In this website, you'll find great ideas to teach human rights, each lesson plan depends on which level you are going to choose. There are other activities; but I strongly recommend you to use those lesson plans.

I looked at this resource and there are many many detailed lessons that get at human rights, such as ways in which all people are alike. How we see ourselves and others, etc. It is a United Nations publication and you are free to use it as you like.