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Analysis

Civic education relates to core themes that lie at the very center of                                    American government and politics and civic duties. The lessons are designed to encourage democratic appreciation by students. This course will teach students the basic practices of democracy in the United States and that people have different values, interests, and opinions.


Computer-based training model for online student access via personal computer.

 Windows or Mac PC

 Tech Support links in classroom links

 Help – Please use the information provided in the syllabus. Contact information and detailed response included.

 

These lessons about the fundamentals of representative democracy are designed mainly for Civics, and American government courses taught at the secondary and adult levels.


By the end of this course you will be able to:

Learn basic principles of Civic Duty

Identify why we need government and what is the meaning of the Social contract?

Learn and/or improve your ability to identify what US citizenship should look like and what are the responsibilities  



 





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