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- Vol 4 RE: Chapters 19, 23, 24, 27, App C
right to educationinclusive curriculumparticipatory pedagogyassessment equitycultural relevancelearner dignitycritical thinkingReport Evidence summaryAt a glance
In this official report to the Human Rights Council, Special Rapporteur Farida Shaheed treats curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment as interconnected elements through which the right to education is realised.
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The report foregrounds participation, inclusion, dignity, cultural relevance, creativity, critical thinking, wellbeing, and the full development of learners. It argues that educational quality cannot be reduced to test performance or content coverage and considers the responsibilities of states and education systems when designing and evaluating learning. For educators and leaders, it provides a rights-based lens for aligning what is taught, how learning is organised, and how progress is assessed.
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