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Session 18

Session 18: Millenium Development Goals

everybody show have the same treatment., Goal 2: Achieve universal primary education Goal 3: Promote gender equality & empower women Goal 4: Reduce child mortality Goal 5: Improve maternal health Goal 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria & other diseases Goal 7: Ensure environmental sustainability Goal 8: Develop a global partnership for development these are what human should needed, but these are not really human rights, these are just a systems to create a perfect world. || Please go back and make sure that all of Session 17 is complete. Then answer the following in your Session 18 page:
 * 18.1:** **Review**
 * Similarities beteween the two Documents || Differences between the two documents ||
 * *Both Documents have the same goal
 * Both Documents believe there such be human right,
 * Both Documents are trying to change the way of people thiking.
 * Both Documents needed the help of the people to reach their goal. || *The UDHR doc, tell how people are still need to be treated and it mostly human right, they gained supported by showin image,details of human tragedies.However the doc only tells it with not much action, and the Millenium Development goals take action, they set a list of goals that created in 2005 to 2015, a 15 years goals, those goals are Goal 1: Eradicate extreme poverty & hunger
 * What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
 * Do you think that all countries (including the U.S.) follow the UDHR?
 * Give examples of instances in which you think it is not being followed.

The UDHR is a Declaration that tell everyone are the same, everyone should have their own human rights and they need to be treated the same.

not all countries follow the UDHR

many countries in asia are still treated people like a slave, woman are being sold, kid are being kidnap.


 * 18.2: Millenium Development Goals**

1. Go to the following site and explore the Millenium Development goals: []

2. Then create a chart in your wiki (under the heading 18.1.) that lists the similarities and differences between the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Millenium Development Goals. Think about who created the two documents, when they were created, why, and what each includes. Your chart should look similar to the following. Use the "table" feature in wikispaces to make your chart.


 * **Similarities between the Two Documents** || **Differences between the Two Documents** ||

Answer the following in your wiki:
 * Has the world made progress towards the Millenium Development Goals? Give SPECIFIC examples.
 * Do you think that we will reach all goals by 2015 (the expected end of the mdg's)? Why/Why not?
 * What surprises you when you look a the 2011 progress chart?
 * What questions do you have? Please post your questions in "Today's Meet".

the world has made progress towards the millenium development goals for example Equal girls’ enrolment in primary school are almost all reachable by 2015, but oceania. all countries have some reachable, and progressing toward the goals, however oceania doesn't seem to support the millenium at all, they didn't have much progress. it will not reach by 2015 because oceania are almost not reachable. better than i expected will the world really be better, if the goals are reached? will there actually wouldn't be any hungers? people doesn't have to die? **18.3: What can young people do?** **1.donate money.** **2.be respectful.** **3.go to school and college** **4.foods/eatting/health** **5.help others/be friendly help other races** **6.support to country**
 * 18.4: In the News**


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It shouldn't be a problem for those goals to be reach by 2015 accoding to the cyberschoolbus. Many countries/states supported the MD goals, and many of them are taking apart, by breaking down the goals to easy understading parks where it shouldn't be a problem for it to be reach by the end of 2015.
 * summery:**