Excerpt from How Children Learn About Human Rights

With these rights go corresponding responsibilities. The child must not interfere with the comfort and security of other children. He must listen to other children's ideas as they listen to his. He must expect that other children will disagree with his ideas from time to time. He must realize that decisions of the group may not always agree with the decisions he would like to see made. And he must learn to behave in these ways because he sees the fairness of so doing, and because he wants to rather than because he is required to.

In order to be a good citizen in his community, State, Nation, and world, a child must be a good citizen at home and in his school community.