American Democracy Now
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Publication
2014 - McGraw-Hill Education
Language
English
Word Count
168,000 words, Guess
Page Count
672 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveamericandemocrac0000harr_h9c8
- ISBN-139780078024788
- ISBN-100078024781
- Library of Congress Control Number2014032197
- Better World Books9780078024788
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL29705226M
Classifications
- LCCJK276.H36 2015
- LCCJK276 .H36 2015
Description
American Democracy Now has critical thinking at its core. The program guides students through the process of understanding American government with an analytical lens of "Then, Now, Next," e.g., How does what happened Then and what is happening Now shape what is coming Next? Focusing on showing students how to critically think about their political world, American Democracy Now offers five critical thinking elements: Political Inquiry, Critical Thinking About Democracy, Analyzing Sources, Critical Comparisions, and Critical Thinking. Guiding students through individualized learning plans and giving teachers assessment tools to ensure student understanding, American Democracy Now replicates a one-on-one learning environment. With relevant interactivities for each of the concrete learning objectives, the text challenges students to apply their content knowledge and analyze American government through the "Then, Now, Next" lens. - Publisher.
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