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Civic Mirror Advice from Grade 12 Economics Students in New York City ~ Part 1 of 3

Posted on September 21, 2009 by Civic Mirror

Stephen is the first Grade 12 economics student from the Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction whose Civic Mirror video reflection we’ll be showcasing this week. Enjoy listening to Stephen talk about the following points: The importance of trust … Continue reading →

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“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 →

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Citizenship Simulation Kicks the Washington State Social Studies Retreat Up a Notch! (part 1 of 2)

Posted on April 16, 2009 by Civic Mirror

A new Civic Mirror country came and went in the form of a weekend-long game/workshop for teachers at the 2009 Lake Chelan Leadership Retreat (hosted by the Washington State Council for the Social Studies), and was it ever lively! The … Continue reading →

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