ASU Prep U.S. Government & Civics Course

Students will explore how communities and individuals influence policy and decision-making, going beyond just laws and ideologies. This journey prepares them to be active, informed participants in the democratic process.

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What makes the ASU Prep U.S. Government & Civics course unique?

This high school U.S. Government & Civics course uses custom illustrations, and engaging case studies to bring the mechanisms of governance to life. Students connect with the material by engaging in active citizenship and media literacy first hand, gaining the skills to lead and participate in their community.

U.S. Government & Civics Course Features

Highly engaging

Interactive learning, custom visuals, and real-world case studies actively engage students, fostering critical thinking and civic engagement in a modern, accessible way.

Classroom ready

Lessons are designed to work in a variety of models, including traditional, blended, flipped, and fully digital classrooms. This allows for flexibility based on the needs of teachers and students.

Teacher friendly

Each course comes with easy-to-use features that equip educators in effortlessly blending this content into their lesson plans.

Plug and play

ASU Prep courses are designed for simple integration into any classroom setting, compatible with all learning management systems, and available for immediate use.

Deeper learning comes from discovery

In this U.S. Government & Civics course, students use interactive elements and real-world scenarios to explore governance and civic engagement. They draw on prior knowledge to gain new insights and navigate complex topics, with feedback guiding them toward a deeper understanding.

U.S. Government & Civics Course Highlights

• Visually engaging infographics and satirical illustrations break down complex ideas, making them easier to grasp.
• Direct exploration of primary sources connects students with the foundational and contemporary voices of democracy.
• Case studies on current events encourage applying civic knowledge to today’s challenges.
• A focus on practical topics like citizenship and media literacy equips students for active, informed participation.
• Emphasis on civic engagement fosters a commitment to community involvement and understanding of democratic responsibilities.

Students get to connect with both the founding and current voices of democracy, really giving them a deeper understanding of our political landscape.”

- U.S. Government & Civics Teacher