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Derecho internacional y conflictos: semestre completo (12 semanas, 24 lecciones, 3 proyectos)

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Edades 13-17

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Explore el derecho internacional a través de ejemplos del mundo real que abarcan la diplomacia, los conflictos y los derechos humanos. Este curso cubre las relaciones internacionales, las leyes de la guerra y los acontecimientos actuales, involucrando a los adolescentes en el pensamiento crítico sobre temas globales.

Brent L. (Hon. B.A., B.Ed.)

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12 semanas de apoyo docente

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29 lecciones pregrabadas

promedio 7 minutos por video

12 semanas

de apoyo docente

3 horas 19 minutos

horas totales de aprendizaje en video

1 año de acceso

al contenido

Proyectos

1-2 horas por semana. -1x Presentation on a Legal Philosopher -1x Case Study presentation on an International Relations issue of the student's choice -1x Case Study presentation on an armed conflict of the student's choice -1x Research Paper

Evaluación

Each presentation, case study and paper will be assessed and comments provided.

Experiencia de clase

Nivel de inglés - A2

Grado de EE. UU. 9 - 12

Nivel Intermediate

Calling all future lawyers, politicians, and history buffs! Have you ever wondered about how the international system works or the laws of war? Or how human rights are protected on a global scale? Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of international law and armed conflict in this action-packed course!

While self-paced, this course is designed to have as much or as little student-teacher interaction as you want. The full course can be done completely independently, but support and collaboration with your instructor is available as much as required and encouraged for the assignments.

WHAT TO EXPECT

-Legal Theory & Practice: Learn how laws shape conflicts and discover the philosophies that underpin international justice.

-International Relations: Uncover the delicate dance of diplomacy, the power of the United Nations, and how nations navigate disputes.

-Armed Conflict: Explore the rules of war, the grim reality of war crimes, and the fight against terrorism.

-Human Rights: Witness the evolution of human rights, the horrors of genocide, and the ongoing struggle for justice.

WHY THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU

-Real-World Relevance: Understand the headlines and the forces shaping our world.

-Critical Thinking: Sharpen your analytical skills as you dissect complex case studies.

-Interactive Learning: Take the course at your own pace while having access to a dedicated, certified teacher.

-Expert Guidance: Learn from a seasoned teacher with a passion for international law and history.

WHO SHOULD ENROL

Curious minds eager to understand global events. Aspiring lawyers, politicians, and diplomats. Anyone passionate about justice, human rights, and making a difference.

Metas de aprendizaje

Students will learn about the international system, how it developed and how diplomatic relations are maintained between states.

Students will learn about armed conflict, the laws and rules surrounding it and just war theory.  Specific attention will be paid to the Hauge and Geneva Conventions.

Programa de estudios

4 Unidades

29 Lecciones

más de 12 semanas

Unidad 1: Introduction

Lección 1:

Introduction

 Introducing students to the course material and expectations.

1 tarea

5 minutos de lecciones en video

Unidad 2: International Relations

Lección 2:

Key Concepts in International Law

 This lesson explores the key concepts of country, state, and nation, differentiating between these often-confused terms. It delves into the rise of nationalism and its impact on the formation of nation-states, particularly in the 20th century. The lesson also examines Canada as a unique example of a multinational state and a Commonwealth realm, highlighting its federal structure and shared head of state with other countries.

26 minutos de lecciones en video

Lección 3:

The Origins of International Law

 This lesson explores the origins of international law, tracing its development from medieval Europe through major events like the Thirty Years' War, the Treaty of Westphalia, the Congress of Vienna, and the League of Nations. It highlights the key concepts of Westphalian sovereignty and the balance of power, and discusses the successes and failures of the League of Nations in maintaining peace.

32 minutos de lecciones en video

Lección 4:

Diplomacy & Espionage

 This lesson explores the history, types, and methods of diplomacy and espionage. It covers the evolution of diplomatic practices, the concept of diplomatic immunity, and various diplomatic strategies like appeasement, monetary diplomacy, and public diplomacy. The lesson also delves into the role of espionage in diplomacy, discussing its uses, ethical considerations, and potential consequences.

37 minutos de lecciones en video

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Orientación para padres

There are potentially uncomfortable topics in the Armed Conflict and Human Rights units, however nothing that isn't age-appropriate.

Recursos externos

Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:

Fuentes

-The Hague Conventions -The Geneva Conventions -BBC World News -CNN News -YouTube (for background videos) -Vox (for background videos)

Conoce al profesor

Brent L. (Hon. B.A., B.Ed.)

Se unió el July, 2024

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Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

I am a certified teacher in the province of Ontario, Canada with 18 years of experience teaching in the classroom and online.  My formal education is in history, political science and international relations at the University of Toronto.

I have taught this particular course over a dozen times in person, and while I update it every year it is still my favourite!