| Title | Human rights law in a multicultural regional university: a reflective experience in pedagogy | Author | Olowu, Dejo | Subject | Education|Study and teaching Human rights|Study and teaching|Fiji Human rights|Law and legislation|Oceania | Abstract | This paper is based on the author.s experiences as a teacher of human rights law at the University of the South Pacific. The author emphasises the need to design a learning environment that allows students to share experiences, and thereby realise that they personally have a potential role in transforming or maintaining the human rights environment in their countries. The need to reduce compartmentalization in curricula, and to include human rights throughout a variety of courses is also discussed. | Volume/Year | Directions: Journal of Educational Studies vol.26, no.2, 2004 | Collation | 13-26; | Notes | • | | Filesize | 53363 bytes | File Format | PDF | Number of pages | 14 |
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