Civics
Price range: $400.00 through $760.00
Civics provides us with the study of law and citizenship. Students analyze their own place in government and how “everything is political.”
Description
Subject: Social Studies – Civics
Grades: High School
Course Length: 16 weeks / 1 semester
Meets: 2x week for 1 hour, plus asynchronous work (mainly reading)
Description:
How do governments function?
How did ours come to be?
Where is it going?
These are some of the questions students will try to answer in Civics. During this 1-semester course, students will gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to become active citizens. Using the Case Method curriculum developed by Harvard Business professor David Moss, students will practice active critical thinking and group discussion. They will develop an understanding both of the United States and worldwide governments. Students will also engage with their community and local government to learn directly about how civics affects their lives.
Key Topics:
- Knowledge of Legal Systems
- Analytical Reading and Media Literacy
- Civil Discourse Skills
- The Concept of Citizenship
Additional Info:
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