Project Citizen 101: Promoting Competent and Responsible Participation in Local and State Government *FREE TRAINING*
Event Description
Name
Project Citizen 101: Promoting Competent and Responsible Participation in Local and State Government *FREE TRAINING*
Grade
Advanced Elementary/Middle/High School Academy
Date
December 08, 2010
Time
08:30 AM to 04:30 PM
Registration Fee
Free
*This training is free for officers funded by the Arizona School Safety Program.
Location
Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education
4201 N. 24th Street, Suite 210
Phoenix, AZ 85016
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Description
Overview: This Center for Civic Education program encourages active community participation for students at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Project Citizen helps promote responsible and competent participation in state and local government by teaching students to identify problems in their community and work together to develop strategies to remedy these problems through developing and implementing public policy. It helps teachers and students understand how public policy is made and how they can create change in their community. Project Citizen is interdisciplinary, based on cooperative learning, focuses on state and local government, applies students to real public policy issues, develops participatory skills, is an excellent model for performance assessment and an exceptional method for implementing project based learning.
*Completion of this training provides each participant with a free classroom set of text*
- Guide students through the process of making changes in their community
- Understand public policy and how it relates to students
- Promote responsible student participation in local and state government
- Lack of appreciation for surrounding community
- Lack of school attachment
- Lack of understanding rights and responsibilities
- Lack of positive school involvement
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