Insights
An Insight on Civics from the O’Connor Family
- Luke O'Connor
Insights
iCivics, the country’s largest provider of civic education curriculum today announced that it has added 134 new members to its Educator Network. The iCivics Educator Network is made up of more than 350 civics, history, government, and social studies teachers from almost every state in the nation who serve as
- Emma Rial
In mid-November, when I was in first grade, my mother visited my classroom to share knowledge on Indigenous people, and specifically, our Narragansett tribe. As one of the few Native students in school, my mom’s presentation was essential for adding Indigenous voices to the curriculum. Aside from this experience, Native
Impact Stories
As a middle school civics teacher, not only do I need to teach the importance of voting like my high school colleagues, but I have to do it four or more years before the students will even be eligible to register. This makes holding their interest more difficult. I have
- Student | Fishers, Indiana
- Teacher | Woodland, Washington
- Student | Tucson, Arizona
- Teacher | Egg Harbor, New Jersey
