This teacher's guide is designed to accompany the videotape "Democracy and Right's: One Citizen's Challenge." The videotape takes a case-study approach toward understanding rights. It examines the story of Ernest Green, one of nine black students who helped integrate Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957. Green's case illuminates principles of constitutional rights. The goals of the videotape and teacher's guide are to: (1) improve student understanding of what rights are, where they come from, and how they are enforced; (2) examine in-depth one person's struggle to attain the right to a free and equal education; and (3) increase student awareness of their role in maintaining their rights in a democratic society. The guide contains three activities that involve class discussions and small-group work. Student handouts are provided. The active learning approach encourages students to go beyond recognition or knowledge of facts to begin analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating the issues and concepts under study. (LH)