Tag Archives: Crisis Vote

“People or Sheeple?” ponders Cherise Osaki ~ a Grade 12 student from Shanghai American School

Posted on June 10, 2009 by Civic Mirror

In this video, Cherise Osaki, a Grade 12 International Relations Student from Shanghai American School, reflects on what she learned about her classmates – and people in general – from her experience as a citizen in her Civic Mirror country … Continue reading →

Posted in From the CM Trenches, Student Reflections | Tagged civic apathy, Civic Mirror, Crisis Vote, dictators, family deaths, International Students, morals and ethics, political corruption, Student Reflections, Video Reflection | Comments Off

Mississauga teacher brings Civics 10 to life with Civic Mirror simulation

Posted on June 1, 2009 by Civic Mirror

Ms. Kelly Devenish, a Civics 10 teacher from The Woodlands School n Mississauga, ON, describes a day-in-the-life of her Civics 10 class which uses The Civic Mirror education program. Just wanted to give you a little synopsis of what went … Continue reading →

Posted in From the CM Trenches | Tagged Civic Mirror, Civics 10, Crisis Vote, National Court, Ontario | 1 Comment

Dictators, Democracy, and My Success in Pangea – Justin Mei

Posted on May 11, 2009 by Civic Mirror

Pangea is a Civic Mirror country made up of Grade 12 International Relations students from Shanghai American School. Pangeans are action-oriented, as evidenced by their national slogan: Some people make things happen, Some people watch things happen, and some people … Continue reading →

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