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Culture and Civic Competence

2017
How we think about civic participation has changed dramatically in the last decade. This affects research and it affects education, practice and policy. These changes derive in part from a changing perspective on democratic processes in stable industrialized societies, but in part also from taking seriously the conditions, forms of governance and ...
Helen Haste   +2 more
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The Civic Competence of High-School Seniors

Journal of Educational Research, 1946
In recent years critics of public education have at times been out spoken and bitter. It is therefore quite gratifying to find instances in which employers of high-school young people have been highly complimentary in evaluating the qualities possessed by those young people.
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Who’s afraid of political education?: the challenge to teach civic competence and democratic participation

Journal of Peace Education, 2023
Political education plays a crucial role in helping individuals navigate and critically evaluate the abundance of political information available, leading to more informed decision-making. However, a study conducted by Weinberg in the UK reveals that the
Nur Fajriani S   +2 more
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Teaching Data Literacy for Civic Competence: The Social Studies Teacher's Crucial Role

Social Education, 2023
Much has been written about the importance of developing students' civic online reasoning—their ability to effectively search for and evaluate social and political information on the internet.
Tamara L. Shreiner
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DEVELOPMENT OF CIVIC COMPETENCE OF YOUTH USING METHODS OF ACTIVE SOCIAL LEARNING WITH MEDIA CONTENT

Ukrainian Psychological Journal, 2021
The article is devoted to modern approaches to the development of civic competence of young people. The authors of the article pay special attention to active methods of social learning.
I. Ostapenko, O. Sosniuk
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Civic Competencies and Students with Disabilities

The Journal of Social Studies Research, 2005
Increasing numbers of students with disabilities receive a majority of their formal education in general education settings where they must be taught the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to lead fully equitable and participatory lives in a democratic society.
Gregory E. Hamot   +2 more
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Civic Norms and Communication Competence

2014
Abstract The chapter examines the extant literature on political socialization, focusing on the role of communication in this process. Reviewing a wide range of approaches to socialization—from those stressing the role the institutions that teach young people civic values and practices to those emphasizing the role of dispositions that ...
Dhavan V. Shah   +4 more
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Does Deliberative Education Increase Civic Competence? Results from a Field Experiment

Journal of Experimental Political Science, 2019
How should education be structured to most effectively increase civic outcomes such as political knowledge and democratic values? We present results from a field experiment in which we compare the effects of deliberative education and traditional teacher-
Mikael Persson   +4 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

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