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MicrosoftWelcome to the Civics Forum!
This forum is designed for educators throughout the United States to discuss civic education content and pedagogy.
Join the conversation by clicking on a topic below! For more information on how to use the forum, see the FAQs on our Help page. You can subscribe to receive email updates on latest posts by: (1) logging into this website at the upper right hand corner of the page, (2) going to our Learning Forums list by clicking "Subscribe Here," and (3) selecting which discussion topics you'd like to subscribe to---or subscribe to all!
This is a supportive learning community, so please report any concerns to forum moderator Patience LeBlanc at patienceleblanc@gmail.com. Please keep your comments nonpartisan. We reserve the right to delete posts that we feel are not supportive of the educational goals of this forum.
We've included several anonymized posts from a previous teacher forum of the James Madison Legacy Project in order to share ideas from that program and spur discussion.
Content
Discuss and inquire about civics and government subject matter.
Pedagogy
Share lesson plans, ideas, and resources for teaching civics and government.
Our World Today... As We Know It!
As we embark on this unknown adventure of school closures, e learning and social distancing, I have decided to create an new section in our forum called "Our World Today... As We Know It." Forums and discussion boards are deigned to allow us to share ideas and feelings. With what is going on in our world today, it was more important an ever for people to reach out to others and share. Let the discussion begin!
Now that schools are starting again, distance learning has become the new norm. How are you embracing distance learning? What programs are you using? How are you reaching out to your students? How have you incorporated We the People in distance learning? Share your thoughts and let's get the conversation started.
