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  • Reminder: less than 30% of population has a BA. Most Americans need access to civics outside of the university. #TeachingAmerica 1 month ago
  • Quick rec for young adult civic education: think local. Zoning and land use are consequential, accessible, and cool. #TeachingAmerica 1 month ago
  • Ratliff notes that debating experiences force students to think through both sides of an argument. #TeachingAmerica 1 month ago
  • Relevant paper: Phil Agre's 2004 "Practical Republic: Social Skills and the Progress of Citizenship." http://t.co/JOaeYhWb #TeachingAmerica 1 month ago
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