101. Billofrightsforreallife A LongTerm Effort to Renew and Elevate Civic Learning in Our Nation s Schools The Bill of Rights for Real Life lessons utilize research-based teaching http://www.civicmissionofschools.org/resources/Prax/Level 3 Pages/billofrightsfo

A series of lessons for students to learn about the implications of the Bill of Rights in their own lives THE BILL OF RIGHTS FOR REAL LIFE http://www.billofrightsinstitute.org Overview Special Features Civic Learning Goals ... Overview This curriculum uses techniques and strategies that are most appropriate for teaching these students so they will grow into informed and engaged citizens. This authentic connection is perhaps most critical for students who are unlikely to attend college, as this will be their final academic exposure to these critical principles. Each unit contains two lessons designed and edited by master teachers experienced with teaching non-college-bound youth. The first lesson in each unit explores the history and foundations of each theme, from the Founders through freedom of religion and expression, guns, criminal procedure, private property, citizen juries, personal liberty, federalism, and finally the incorporation of Bill of Rights protections to the states. The second lesson in each unit engages students in contemporary, real-life applications of each theme. Students participate in real life situations such as writing letters to their elected representatives, participating in a mock jury, and creating public serving announcements.

102. Participants - ACE - ASCP Since 1995 she has been attending the seminars and teaching Civic Education andEconomics at Neli has been an active participant of various trainings, http://www.ascp.am/docs/ace/part.html

Aida Davtyan Armavir Region, Etchmiadzin #2 Upon graduating from the secondary school in 1968, she studied at Yerevan State Engineering University and earned her diploma in civil engineering. Her love for children, however, appeared to be stronger and made her start a teaching career at Echmiadzin school # 2 after Grigor Narekaci where she has been working since 1979. Aida Davtyan has been among the first generation of trainees who has gone through the seminars organized by Junior Achievement-Armenia, one of the major organizations specialized in Civic Education in Armenia. Since 1995 she has been attending the seminars and teaching Civic Education and Economics at Etchmiadzin #2 simultaneously carrying out the responsibilities of a Teacher Trainer at Junior Achievement-Armenia. Aida Davtyan loves reading books and professional journals, listening to music and watching historical movies. She is fond of making new acquaintances and thus she has a great number of friends both in Armenia and abroad. Anna Gevorgyan Kotayk Region, Yeghvard 1

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