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U.S. Government

Duty or Duty Free

September 20, 2024

Description In this course, we will analyze ways that people living in the United States can engage in their communities in order to make their specific communities better. Additionally, we will analyze the difference between duties and responsibilities and look closely on how both duties and responsibilities have an impact on a local and federal level.  Through civic engagement and responsibility, we are able to work collectively to ensure that the people hold power and that they know they can … [Read more...] about Duty or Duty Free

Filed Under: Humanities, U.S. Government, History

Civic Engagement in Our Democracy

September 15, 2024

Description How can we, as educators, engage students in deeper civic learning to become authentic, informed, and skilled changemakers? Civic Engagement in Our Democracy is a high school course that seeks to help students identify what they value, deepen what they understand, and develop what they can do to be self-caring, reciprocal, and self-confident changemakers. This course provides students and teachers with the tools they need to experience deeper civic learning to support students’ … [Read more...] about Civic Engagement in Our Democracy

Filed Under: U.S. Government, History

Developing Our Civic Selves: Strengthening Our Democracy through Media Literacy and Digital Citizenship

September 9, 2024

Description In this course, students will explore the concepts of media literacy and digital citizenship. They will learn how to use technology safely and responsibly, engage with their communities through digital tools, and effectively access, analyze, evaluate, and create media content. The course will also cover how to recognize bias in information and include a study of the history and principles of freedom of the press and free speech. By the end of the course, students will be able to … [Read more...] about Developing Our Civic Selves: Strengthening Our Democracy through Media Literacy and Digital Citizenship

Filed Under: History, U.S. Government, English

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The mission of Campus Without Walls is to leverage the power of communities and technology to remove structural barriers and connect classrooms, educators, and students to each other and a broader education ecosystem in order to increase equitable access for Black and Latinx students and their teachers in under-resourced communities.

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