“Raise your hand if you are eligible to vote.” Only a few hands went up, but there were some confused looks.  “Raise your hand if you know when you vote.” More confused looks. “Where you vote.”  The more questions I asked my senior Government students about the voting process, the

There’s something powerful about putting students in the driver’s seat of history. When students play iCivics’ Brief the Chief, they get to help real presidents make real decisions that shaped our nation. In this game, students take on the role of presidential advisors, guiding Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Lyndon

It’s that time of the year again, and no matter what help you need prepping for the school year, iCivics is here to help. Are you an experienced teacher who has used iCivics for years? Or maybe a veteran teacher who is teaching civics for the first time? Or even