Learning For you to live happily at school / Kiyoshi Hirao

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Learning
[Introduction to the content]
In order to live your own life at school, lawyers give advice from the perspective of children's rights and laws.
The themes of each chapter are "Right to Happiness," "Bullying," "Truancy," "School Rules," "Corporal Punishment," "Gender Diversity," and "Friends."
It is easy to read with the Q & A method.
[Contents]
Introduction
What is the Right to Happiness?
I Right to Happiness
Q1 I have too many things to do.
I am a bad person.
I don't understand rights.
I don't understand rights.
What is human rights and in what situations do you use it?
Column : Youth baseball and children's rights
II Bullying
I had an appointment with Q1A, but I went out to play with other friends.
Is this bullying?
Is it bullying?
Q2 Why can't I bully?
Q3 What should I do if I get bullied?
What does corporal punishment refer to?
Q2 Has corporal punishment been used for a long time? Is it increasing or decreasing now?
Q3 Why corporal punishment is not allowed?
Q4 You made a painful remark. Does this fall under corporal punishment?
Q5 What should I do when I receive corporal punishment or inappropriate guidance?
VI Gender Diversity and Human Rights
Q1 Gender Diversity and Human Rights
Q1 Gender Diversity and Human Rights
Q1 Gender Diversity and Human Rights
Q1 Gender Diversity and Human Rights
Q1 Gender Diversity and Human Rights
Column : I don't like going to men's restroom and I don't want to wear swimming pants.
I'm a male and I don't want to wear swimming pants.
VII Friends
Q1 I have a pain in physical education because I work as an office worker.
VII Friends
How can I do that?
Q3 I have to get along with people I don't like.