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Order Up! Teach about Executive Orders
What the president says goes... or does it? This infographic will help your students understand what executive orders can do, distinguish an executive order from a law, and describe ways executive orders are terminated.
Celebrate Black History Month in Your Classroom
Celebrate Black History Month with compelling and engaging resources. Our curated list explores the significant contributions of Black Americans to our nation's civic life and shared history.
Empower Students with digital literacy skills
Explore Civic Digital Literacy, our collection of nonpartisan, evidence-based, classroom-ready resources that will prepare students to recognize misinformation and skillfully verify the content they encounter online.
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