NJ State Bar Foundation shares resources for online learning
The New Jersey State Bar Foundation’s three blogs are great resources for teachers who are teaching remotely during the Covid-19 virus crisis.
The posts on all three blogs—The Informed Citizen, The Legal Eagle Lowdown & The Respect Rundown—contain discussion questions and relevant glossary words for ready-made lesson plans that start a conversation. Written in plain language, these posts help students better understand the subject matter and enhance class discussion.
Our Civics Blog
On The Informed Citizen, our civics blog, we’ve covered more than 25 civics-relate topics, including democratic norms, origins of political parties, equal justice under the law, primaries & caucuses and impeachment.
Posts are added to The Informed Citizen periodically throughout the school year. Subscribe to The Informed Citizen and we will send you an email advising when a new post has been added.
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