I totally agree. I am 70 years old and registered voters this past two years. I was surprised to learn that many young people did not know 1) how to register to vote, and 2) that they even needed to register to vote. This is only the tip of the iceberg because I had to educate many on what was on the ballot and how, where, and when to vote. I am sure many do not know the difference between the state legislature and US Congress. And all the branches of government. It is crucial everyone in the US learn CIVICS.
The first link is broken, FYI. I wholeheartedly agree that Civics belongs back in schools, I've been taking it upon myself to educate my kids, so I love the resources. What else can we do?
I totally agree. I am 70 years old and registered voters this past two years. I was surprised to learn that many young people did not know 1) how to register to vote, and 2) that they even needed to register to vote. This is only the tip of the iceberg because I had to educate many on what was on the ballot and how, where, and when to vote. I am sure many do not know the difference between the state legislature and US Congress. And all the branches of government. It is crucial everyone in the US learn CIVICS.
The first link is broken, FYI. I wholeheartedly agree that Civics belongs back in schools, I've been taking it upon myself to educate my kids, so I love the resources. What else can we do?
Okay should be working now.