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Senior Government/Civics is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a freshman college course. Moreover, it is the instructor's purpose to help students to succeed in her/his full ability. The course surveys the various political systems of the world and the United States over two semesters. Reliable reading and writing skills and a willingness to devote considerable time to research and study are necessary to succeed. Emphasis is placed on critical and analytical thinking skills, essay writing, and an interpretation of primary and secondary sources.

Government Topics:

Possible Countries
Unit 1: Constitution & Independence
Unit 2: Building a Nation
Unit 3: Branches of Government
Unit 4: Code of Law
Unit 5: Culture & Economics
Unit 6: Domestic & Foreign Polices
Unit 7: Human Rights & United Nations
Unit 8: Final Project (available mid-April)

Class Schedule:

Materials:

Writing Utensil (i.e., pen or pencil)
Notebook
Headphones (optional)
Access to the Internet at home or at school

Refer to teaching philosophy, policies, and parent conferences plan/procedures under the "Home" Page for further information.

Students' Works