Civic education

Learning about the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, the workings of government, and the importance of civic engagement. It aims to prepare individuals to participate actively and thoughtfully in their communities and democratic processes.

Judeih Key components of civic education include:

1. Understanding Government: Learning about different levels of government, the Constitution, and the rule of law.
2. Rights and Responsibilities: Educating citizens about their rights under the law and the responsibilities that come with them, such as voting and community service.
3. Critical Thinking: Encouraging analysis of political issues, media literacy, and the ability to engage in civil discourse.
4. Participation: Promoting involvement in civic activities like voting, volunteering, and attending community meetings.
5. Civic Values: Instilling values like tolerance, justice, and respect for diversity.