Children's Rights In Practice
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Children's Rights In Practice
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Course Code: MMACHD_02
Masters Level Module
In this module participants will consider the ways that new theories of childhood and children's rights can be applied to their own practice and work with children, and to research about children's lives. They will develop their theoretical and analytical skills in learning to critique current professional practice with children. In particular the focus will be on adult-child relationships in professional and work contexts, including education, health, social care and the law. Participants will develop the ability to attend to children's interests, views and rights, and to recognise and foster children's competence in their own lives. This will in…
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Course Code: MMACHD_02
Masters Level Module
In this module participants will consider the ways that new
theories of childhood and children's rights can be applied to their
own practice and work with children, and to research about
children's lives. They will develop their theoretical and
analytical skills in learning to critique current professional
practice with children. In particular the focus will be on
adult-child relationships in professional and work contexts,
including education, health, social care and the law. Participants
will develop the ability to attend to children's interests, views
and rights, and to recognise and foster children's competence in
their own lives. This will include critical debates about
international children's rights conventions and their applicability
in different contexts. The module is taught as a one-week (five
day) block in between the spring and summer terms, to enable
professionals from different disciplines, including overseas
workers, to attend. Tutorial and study support will be offered
through evening sessions and directed reading.
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