They must be made aware that child labor is unacceptable. One of the best places to reach children is in the classroom. Teachers can help in this battle by developing child labor awareness activities for their classes. As a large international body of many interconnected and specialized agencies, the UN has a great many resources regarding this issue available to teachers in both public and private schools around the world. All of these agencies may be accessed by teachers through the UN CyberSchoolBus, Global Trends internet link.
Teachers everywhere are aware of the internet as a resource for teaching aids.
It has opened new avenues for teaching that only a few years ago were not available. While the internet is most available in the industrialized world it is increasingly more useful in connecting these often more privileged students, to the lesser developed parts of the world. CyberSchoolBus is one means available to teachers for connecting students and information from around the world. Child labor links can be found in many of the UN agencies with information on how it relates to the work of that particular agency. By using these different agencies teachers can help students understand the many affects that child labor has not only on the children who do the work, but also on the world as a whole.