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civics

[siv-iks] / ˈsɪv ɪks /


NOUN
social studies
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Kohelet has also helped rewrite Israeli civics textbooks, removing sections on Palestinian history and emphasizing Israel’s Jewish values over its democratic ones, Israeli educators have said.

From Washington Post

Hillsdale has drawn admiration from the DeSantis administration, but its K-12 history and civics materials, which emphasize primary sources, are meant to guide teachers — not be a textbook for students.

From New York Times

"I talk often about the need to get away from politics – keep civics and politics different," Love said.

From Fox News

Schwarzenegger went on to explain how some of the responses to his sit-down interview "really worried" him, making him realize "we all need a civics lesson."

From Fox News

It places more emphasis on the “framers of our nation’s constitution,” and references Noem’s effort to create a state history and civics curriculum for K-12 students.

From Seattle Times