Index of Methods, Techniques, and Activites

METHODS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION

• METHOD 1: Brainstorming
• METHOD 2: Case Studies
• METHOD 3: Closings
• METHOD 4: Creative Expression
• METHOD 5: Debates and Negotiations
• METHOD 6: Discussion
• METHOD 7: Dramatizations
• METHOD 8: Energizers
• METHOD 9: Films and Videos
• METHOD 10: Field Trips
• METHOD 11: Games
• METHOD 12: Hearings and Tribunals
• METHOD 13: Icebreakers and Introductions
• METHOD 14: Interpretation of Images
• METHOD 15: Interviews
• METHOD 16: Jigsaw Activities
• METHOD 17: Journal Writing
• METHOD 18: Media
• METHOD 19: Mock Trials
• METHOD 20: Open-Ended Stimulus
• METHOD 21: Presentations
• METHOD 22: Research Projects
• METHOD 23: Ranking and Defining Exercises
• METHOD 24: Simulations
• METHOD 25: Storytelling
• METHOD 26: Surveying Opinion and Information Gathering
• METHOD 27: Webbing Activities

TECHNIQUES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION

1. Carousel/Work Stations
2. Contests and Awards
3. Fishbowl
4. Gallery Walk/Exhibitions/Circus
5. Multi-Media Technologies
6. Small Group Work

ACTIVITIES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION

• ACTIVITY 1: ALL OUR RELATIONS: A learning experience
• ACTIVITY 2: Applying for Asylum
• ACTIVITY 3: Actors, Artists, Storytellers, and Poets
• ACTIVITY 4: The Body of Human Rights
• ACTIVITY 5: Born Equal?
• ACTIVITY 6: Calling the Names
• ACTIVITY 7: Closings
• ACTIVITY 8: A Dialogue with Your Lettuce
• ACTIVITY 9: Energizers
• ACTIVITY 10: Human Rights Timeline
• ACTIVITY 11: Icebreakers and Introductions
• ACTIVITY 12: Image Theater
• ACTIVITY 13: The Ladder of Torture
• ACTIVITY 14: Mirroring
• ACTIVITY 15: A New Planet
• ACTIVITY 16: Packing Your Suitcase
• ACTIVITY 17: Perpetrator, Victim, Bystander, healer
• ACTIVITY 18: Taking the Human Rights Temperature of Your School
• ACTIVITY 19: Telling Our Stories
• ACTIVITY 20: The Tool Box
• ACTIVITY 21: The UDHR in Our Community
• ACTIVITY 22: What Does a Child Need?
• ACTIVITY 23: Windows and Mirror