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 The Civic Mirror can be used for any course, unit, subject or program that deals with government, law, citizenship, economics, morality and character education. Because political, economic, and personal decisions affect people of all ages, The Civic Mirror is appropriate for students from middle school through to post-secondary and beyond. Participants get out what they put into it, and with all the differentiated learning opportunities, there’s something special for everyone. Read More
Watch a Video Tutorial
Watch a 90 second video tutorial that quickly explains what The Civic Mirror is. |
Why Use The Civic Mirror for U.S. Courses?
Highlights many of the learning features and benefits U.S. students will receive from using The Civic Mirror in their course. |
CM Overview
This provides a brief explanation of The Civic Mirror and how it works in classrooms. |
Why Use The Civic Mirror for Canadian Courses?
Highlights many of the learning features and benefits Canadian students will receive from using The Civic Mirror in their course. |
CM Intro Slideshow
This slideshow explains what The Civic Mirror in a more visual way.
Is helpful when showing others what it is. |
Benefits for Educators Slideshow
This slideshow summarizes a numberof the benefits The Civic Mirror provides educators with. |
CM Scope & Sequence
Provides answers to questions like: How long does it take? Do I use it for every class, or just some of the time? |
How CM Uses Technology to Enhance Learning
Explains how The Civic Mirror uses technology to improve the classroom experience, connect students to one another, and teach them how to use Web2.0 technology. |
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