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Human Rights Education Exam Results

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EDUCATION

Online courses

Home Page ► CEPDHModule 3Module 3 Exam

Started on Tuesday, April 14, 2020, 20:12


StateCompleted
Finished on Tuesday, April 14, 2020, 8:16 PM
Time taken 3 minutes 32 seconds
Points 12.00/12.00
Rating 10.00 out of a total of 10.00 (100%)

Question1
They are stances that fundamentally support Human Rights differently:
Correct
Select one:
Score 1.00 out of
1.00 a. Ethical, political, historical, and social

b. Natural law, positivist law, ethics and history

c. Natural Law, political law, ethics, and history

Rational, natural, historical, and moral

Your answer is correct.

Question2
The so-called Three Generations encompass the following rights according to
Correct its generation:

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Select one:
1.00
a. Individuals, collectives, and mixed

b. Civil, economic, and cultural rights; and rights of solidarity

first, second, and third

d. Civil and political; economic, social and cultural; and rights of the Peoples or of
solidarity

Your answer is correct.


Question 3
They are characteristics of Human Rights:
Correct
Select one:
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1.00 Just, protectors and dispensable

b. Indivisible, Universal and Interdependent


c. Universal, ethical, historical, and social

d. Indivisible, Progressive, Universal, and Interdependent

Your answer is correct.

Question 4
They are situations that affect large masses of the population, caused by the
Correct government policy, economic decisions and movements, disasters
natural, among others, and that materialize in forms of structural violence that
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Human Rights are violated:
1.00

Select one:
a. Ignorance of Human Rights

b. Attitudes that violate Human Rights

c. Violations of Human Rights Conditions


d. Protective conditions of Human Rights

Your answer is correct.

Question 5
Current name of Chapter 1 of the Political Constitution of the States
Correct United Mexicans

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Select one:
1.00
a. Chapter of Individual Guarantees

b. Of Rights and their Guarantees

c. Of Human Rights and their Guarantees

d. From the recognition of Dignity

Your answer is correct.


Question 6
Modify its second paragraph to include human rights in the
Correct education provided by the State

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Select one:
1.00
Article 3rd of the Constitution

b. Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights


c. Art. 7 of the General Education Law

d. Article 1 of the Constitution

Your answer is correct.

Question 7
These are the proposals of Abraham Magendzo regarding his model of education in
Correct human rights, grounded in a democratic pedagogy that leads to
formation of a respectful and demanding citizenship of its rights:
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1.00
Select one:
a. Education is the art of teaching with affection and sensitivity to develop their
values

b. The blow teaches and violence offers some valuable and acceptable means to
to educate

c. Pedagogy involves a systematic body of knowledge that enables


consolidate the meaningful relationship between teacher and student to promote development
human

The rights holder knows the regulatory bodies and has the capacity to demand.
his compliance, he is a person strengthened in language, he is capable of acting in the
world, is recognized as an autonomous subject capable of exercising its freedom and is a
vigilante character of the Others and acknowledges his responsibility towards them

Your answer is correct.


Question 8
Both the UN World Program and the Ministry of Public Education
Correct they recognize that for the school to be a space for the application of rights
humans, it is necessary for teachers to be models of their practice; for
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that, a fundamental dimension of the educator's profile (the 4th Dimension of the
1.00
Teacher Performance Evaluation indicates that the teacher:

Select one:
a. Organizes and evaluates educational work and carries out a didactic intervention
permanent

b. It is recognized as a professional who continuously improves to support the


students in their learning

c. Knows his/her students, understands how they learn and what they need to learn

d. Assume the legal and ethical responsibilities inherent to your profession for the
well-being of the students

Your answer is correct.

Question 9
Their actions or elements of the teaching work are essential to fulfill the
Correct Indicators of the Fourth Dimension of the Diagnostic Performance Evaluation
Teacher related to professional ethics
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1.00
Select one:
a. Work in a team with your colleagues and establish mechanisms for exchange
the best practices for student learning

b. Carry out diagnostic, formative, and summative assessment actions to


timely feedback to their students and facilitate their successful completion of
schooling

c. Implement democratic interaction methods in the classroom and at school; promote


the respect for human rights and those of girls, boys and adolescents; to define
clear rules in the school context that include the gender perspective and non-
discrimination; and promote actions that encourage commitment, collaboration, and the
solidarity for healthy coexistence

d. Establish friendly and affectionate ties with the parents and maintain them
informed about their children's performance; and establish relationships with the community
to bring the school closer to social needs

Your answer is correct.


Question 10
The participation of parents in education is:
Correct
Select one:
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1.00 An indispensable favor for the school

b. Little relevance when there are good controls in school


c. An obligation that is stated in Article 66 of the General Education Law

d. Volunteer

Your answer is correct.

Question11
Freedom can be defined as:
Correct
Select one:
Score 1.00 out of
1.00 a. Act by expecting a reward

b. The capacity for self-determination

c. Act without fear of punishment

d. The possibility of doing whatever one wants without any limits.

Your answer is correct.

Question 12
They are symptoms of behavioral disturbances, which can be signs that the
Correct girls and boys are experiencing situations of violence and that teachers must
recognize to avoid the proliferation of risky behaviors:
Score 1.00 out of
1.00
Select one:
a. Headache and stomach pain, bruises and wounds

b. Lack of personal hygiene and absenteeism

c. Hyperactivity, hostility, withdrawal, and anxiety

d. Attention and retention problems

Your answer is correct.

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