This presentation explores the impact of globalisation on child labour and the policies and practices in place to protect children's rights. It discusses the constructions of childhood and their impact on policy and practices, internationally and nationally recognised children's rights, and policies and practices across globalised economies. The presentation concludes with a discussion on the role of globalisation in child labour and the importance of securing the future and positive growth of children in society.

Presentation Guidelines

Students are expected to contribute to case studies and allocated discussion times on the topic of their presentation within class. Students can also submit drafts of speaker notes and presentations by w/c 18th February 2020. The presentation should include, but is not limited to; Definitions of key concepts such as globalisation and child labour from a variety of perspectives. Examples of constructions of childhood and their impact on policy and practices. Internationally and nationally recognised Children’s Rights. Examples of policies and practices across a variety of globalised economies (global north and global south). A critical analysis of relevant reading and research to inform your ideas and arguments. Concluding opinions. (Weighting 30% 1,000 word equivalent)

Discover globalisation's effect on child labour and measures to safeguard children's rights. Desklib presents insights on international and national child rights.

Global Child - Presentation on Globalisation and Child Labour

Global Child

Childhood

This essay discusses the significance of the right to play for children, the need for early childhood education to protect this right, and how it is respected in early childhood settings.

Global Child

Reflection on 'Right to Play' for Childrenlg...

Reflection on 'Right to Play' for Children