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Our chapter aims at addressing the problem that nowadays many children/students in our country lack free time to rest, play, relax, and discharge their energy pressured by their augmented school tasks ...
Digital Photo Exposition regarding the Right to Free Time (No. 31) from the CRC
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Αθανασίου Διάκου 70, 262 22 Patras, Greece
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As a team we are going to take pictures related to the Right to Rest and Leisure and post them at an open digital forum.Detailed description
As a team we are going to take pictures related to Right No. 31 from the Convention of the Rights of the Child, that is the Right to Rest and Leisure. Each one is going to capture what free time and leisure is for him/her, and post them at an open digital forum where other people can see them and interact with them. This is a way to point out this right and give it some visibility in this fast world we live in today.
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About Roden Belba
Our chapter aims at addressing the problem that nowadays many children/students in our country lack free time to rest, play, relax, and discharge their energy pressured by their augmented school tasks or the need of their parents to participate in a range of extra-curriculum classes and activities in order to be better students or more qualified future citizens. As a result, students end up having a fully asphyxiated schedule without enjoying their childhood and without often having adequate time to rest. We consider rest an extremely important part of children's wellbeing in order to be able to perform as students and in other aspects of life, so we would like to make this need more visible in our community, if possible.