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Using Conceptual Tensions and Supreme Court Cases to Increase Critical Thinking in Government and Civics Classrooms
Using Conceptual Tensions and Supreme Court Cases to Increase Critical Thinking in Government and Civics Classrooms
Social Education
Social Education September 2013
Using Conceptual Tensions and Supreme Court Cases to Increase Critical Thinking in Government and Civics Classrooms
Authors:
Ayo Magwood and Krista Fantin Ferraro
Page:
206
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Issue
Social Education September 2013
Students can investigate public policies in a complex and rigorous manner by examining tensions such as individual rights versus the common good.
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