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Chapter A Hands-on look into Civic Engagement in the US and Germany

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Goethe-Institut e.V.

Compelling Question: How do youth and immigrant communities in the United States and Germany use civic engagement to create change?

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Goethe-Institut e.V.

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The lesson will have a variety of hands-on and collaborative activities designed to deepen students' understanding of civic engagement and provide practical tools for their classroom. The session activities include case study analysis and discussion, where students will review and discuss real-world examples of civic engagement initiatives among youth and immigrants in the US and Germany.

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"Civic Engagement" Lesson Plan

Civic Engagment Lesson Plan

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