The learner must know: Assessment Requirements Evidence Location 2.a The distinction between Learners should explain the The following assessment methods can rights’ and distinction between be used in the assessment of this ‘natural ‘social ‘natural rights’ rights’ and rights’ standard: ‘social Written tasks/questions and answers Oral questions and answers 2.b Examples of Learners should give ’natural rights’ and rights’ examples of rights’ Group discussion ‘social ’natural Written or pictorial information and rights’ ‘social This list is not exhaustive and 2.c The of the concept of Learners should explain the appropriate assessment methods may be in the Theory of place of the concept of used. ‘duty’ ‘duty’ Rights in the Theory of Rights 2.d The views on the social Learners should outline the contract of: views on the social contract of: a) Locke a) b) Hobbes b) Hobbes c) Rousseau c) Rousseau 2.e Key ideas about basic Learners should identify key human rights and animal about basic human rights rights and animal rights 3 The learner will understand justice, law and punishment
The learner must know: Assessment Requirements Evidence Location 2.a The distinction between ‘natural rights’ and ‘social rights’ Learners should explain the distinction between ‘natural rights’ and ‘social rights’ The following assessment methods can be used in the assessment of this standard: Written tasks/questions and answers Oral questions and answers Group discussion Written or pictorial information This list is not exhaustive and appropriate assessment methods may be used. 2.b Examples of ’natural rights’ and ‘social rights’ Learners should give examples of ’natural rights’ and ‘social rights’ 2.c The of the concept of ‘duty’ in the Theory of Rights Learners should explain the place of the concept of ‘duty’ in the Theory of Rights 2.d The views on the social contract of: a) Locke b) Hobbes c) Rousseau Learners should outline the views on the social contract of: a) b) Hobbes c) Rousseau 2.e Key ideas about basic human rights and animal rights Learners should identify key about basic human rights and animal rights 3 The learner will understand justice, law and punishment
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