This week's topic is "The Right to be Me". Hmmm... I wonder what that means.

I think it means that I have these rights:
- the right to an education appropriate to my needs.
- the right to equal pay for equal work.- the right to have any religion I want.

You can probably think of a lot more. But .... what if my "right to be me" gets in the way of your "right to be you"? Some people have racist beliefs. But if you believe that some people are "better" than others, doesn't that stop those other people from using their "right to be me"?

What do you think? Where do your rights stop and my rights begin?

write soon,
Liz Exton
(Kidlink Helper)

Here' s the result of the discussion on rights by my students. I hope it will be useful!!!!!!!

BYE
ISA BELLOCCHI

Our Rights (class 3A-3D)

1. Defend our ideals
2. to be free
3. to be educated
4. to choose if one wants to go on studying or going to work
5. to be respected by teachers and classmates
6. to express one opinionsto be loved
7. to learn and study
8. to respect the environment
9. to live in peaceto have friends
10. to be listened by everybody
11. to ahave a good family
12. to have a house
13. to live with our parents