노동인권교육의 원칙 및 내용체계에 관한 기초 연구

Abstract

Numerous reports and surveys have highlighted the human rights on labor, especially for young people, as an important social issue. This issue has to be discussed and debated through human rights education on labor in schools. Therefore, this study attempted to link human rights education on labor with elementary and secondary school curriculum in order to improve the youth's recognition of labor human rights and strengthen their competencies to solve labor problems. For this purpose, this study performed the following work. First, the meaning and significance of labor and human rights education on labor were presented. In particular, the human rights education on labor was examined in terms of democratic civic education and social studies education. In the process of specifying human rights education on labor curriculum, the Philadelphia Declaration and the Beutelsbach consensus were reviewed, and the meaning, direction and teaching and learning principles of human rights education on labor were proposed in connection with the current curriculum. This could be the base for improving the effectiveness of human rights education on labor and enable stable teachings in school. Lastly, an alternative curriculum was proposed to strengthen the contents of the human rights education on labor by conducting FGI(focus group interview) with experts in human rights on labor and curriculum. Through this, we expect that this study could be used as the basic data for the development of curriculum revised and textbooks as well as the development of school-level educational materials for the human rights education on labor.