Excellence in Wisconsin Civics

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction envisions civics education in our state as fostering excellence in civic literacy and civic engagement for all learners. DPI supports excellence in civic literacy and civic engagement where (1) all students learn to become engaged citizens; critical consumers of information; actively involved in the civil discourse of their communities, state, nation, and world; to understand and actively participate in the processes of government, including voting; and are empowered to see themselves as essential members of their communities and have opportunities to actively participate in civic learning and problem solving; (2) All schools and educators are equipped with the resources and support they need to foster excellence in civic literacy and civic engagement; (3) all stakeholders are empowered to support the civic mission of schools and collaborate to support civic literacy and provide civic engagement opportunities to students of all ages.

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June 13th, 2023

Christopher Lazarski added Civic Online Reasoning: What is the Evidence: Evaluating Evidence on Wikipedia

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 10:48am

Christopher Lazarski added Civic Online Reasoning: What's the Evidence: Evaluating Photos

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 10:32am

Sarah Kopplin added C-SPAN Classroom Deliberations - How should the issue of gun violence be addressed in the United States

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 10:30am

Christopher Lazarski added Civic Online Reasoning: Evaluating Evidence

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 10:25am

Sarah Kopplin added The U.S. Constitution - Interactive Constitution from the National Constitution Center

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 10:15am

Sarah Kopplin added How are the ideas from the Declaration of Independence connected to our government today? A Short Gallery Walk Activity for High School and Middle School

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 10:01am

Sarah Kopplin added Civics 360: The Bill of Rights & Other Amendments

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 09:46am

Brittany Chikowski added Understanding the Confrontation Clause

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 09:36am

Christopher Lazarski added Intro to Who's Behind the Information?

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 07:09am

Brittany Chikowski added Justice for All in the Courtroom

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 06:57am

Brittany Chikowski added Student Voices Campaign Curriculum – English

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 13, 06:45am

June 12th, 2023

Sarah Kopplin added Lesson Plan: Gerrymandering

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 12, 02:32pm

Brittany Chikowski added Making an Issue-Based Video

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 12, 01:56pm

June 06th, 2023

Kevin Podeweltz added Lesson

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 06, 03:44pm

Kevin Podeweltz added Civics 360: Defining Citizenship Module

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 06, 03:41pm

Kevin Podeweltz added Grade 4, Unit 2, Mystery 1 How Do Maps Shape How We Think About the World?

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 06, 03:39pm

Kevin Podeweltz added History's Mysteries Grade 1, Unit #1-How do Communities Make Good Decisions?

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 06, 03:23pm

Kevin Podeweltz added History's Mysteries: Grade 1, Unit 2, Mystery #1-What Makes Someone a Good Leader?

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 06, 03:23pm

Kevin Podeweltz added Grade 1, Unit 2 History Mystery 2: WHAT MADE PEOPLE THINK GEORGE WASHINGTON WOULD BE A GOOD LEADER?

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 06, 03:23pm

Kevin Podeweltz added Grade 1: Unit 2 History Mystery 3 Do Good Leaders Always Do Good Things?

to Excellence in Wisconsin Civics - on Jun 06, 03:23pm