Civic Education

This course explores the structure and principles of governance, focusing on the relationship between federal, state, and local governments, highlighting their roles and how they collaborate to serve citizens effectively. It introduces the rule of law, emphasizing the importance of equality before the law and its role in maintaining societal order. Students also learn about punishable offenses, understanding laws that guide behavior and the consequences of breaking them.

A significant portion is dedicated to human rights, linking them to the rule of law and the protections they provide. The course also covers consumer rights, empowering students to make informed decisions and understand their legal protections as consumers. Additionally, the subject delves into democracy, its principles, and the roles of democratic institutions, fostering an understanding of governance systems that prioritize people’s participation.

The course concludes with a study of the pillars of democracy, focusing on values like justice, accountability, and transparency that uphold democratic governance. Through this, students gain insights into their roles and responsibilities as citizens, helping them appreciate the significance of active participation in a democratic society.