“…In addition to clarifying the “how” and “what” in political science education, we need to better articulate the “why.” We must be reflective practitioners of political science. We must advocate for political science as essential to liberal learning because it is uniquely able to train a better educated citizenry that can engage in the processes of politics (Schneider and Buehler 2012). We believe that a Task Force for the Common Core is an imperative that we can no longer ignore.…”
The ninth annual APSA Teaching and Learning Conference was held in Washington, DC, February 17–19, 2012. This year's theme was “Teaching Political Science: Relevance in a Changing World.”
“…In addition to clarifying the “how” and “what” in political science education, we need to better articulate the “why.” We must be reflective practitioners of political science. We must advocate for political science as essential to liberal learning because it is uniquely able to train a better educated citizenry that can engage in the processes of politics (Schneider and Buehler 2012). We believe that a Task Force for the Common Core is an imperative that we can no longer ignore.…”
The ninth annual APSA Teaching and Learning Conference was held in Washington, DC, February 17–19, 2012. This year's theme was “Teaching Political Science: Relevance in a Changing World.”
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