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1.
COMMUNITY
a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.
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2.
COMMUNITY
a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals.
3.
CIVICS
the study of aspects of citizenship, rights and responsibilities
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4.
INDIVIDUAL
Tell a story about someone you consider powerful or inspiring as a civically engaged person.
Document the civic skills, knowledge, and dispositions you hear.
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5.
PEERS
Think of a positive time when you saw young people engage civically with their peers.
Document the civic skills, knowledge, and dispositions you hear.
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6.
CLASSROOM
Think of a unit of study or activity that exemplifies how your subject contributes to developing civic knowledge, skills and dispositions.
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7.
COMMUNITY
Consider the role of young people in our country. How are their voices included? How are they engaged in civic life? Think of an example and share.
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Youth experiences in Action Civics
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SCHOOL
What are some powerful ways that schools system can develop civic skills skills and dispositions?
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10.
Democracy
To teach it is to do it.
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11.
CITIZEN
an inhabitant of a particular town or city
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