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Eleanor Roosevelt Lesson Plan: Human Rights and Leadership
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Vintage 1964 Eleanor Roosevelt Stamp

Grade Level Grades 8-12
Resource Type Handout, Lesson Plan

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Explore Eleanor Roosevelt’s Legacy in Human Rights and Leadership

Discover the remarkable story of Eleanor Roosevelt and her transformative role in shaping global human rights. This engaging one-period lesson plan for middle and high school students dives into her contributions to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and her work at the United Nations. Through primary source analysis, collaborative discussions, and reflections, students will uncover how Roosevelt’s leadership paved the way for international human rights advocacy and inspired generations to fight for equality. Perfect for Social Studies and History classes, this resource encourages critical thinking, connection-making, and student empowerment.

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