iCivics and George Washington’s Mount Vernon museum are announcing Constitutional Compromise, an online game that teaches kids about the making of the U.S. Constitution.. It’s a game about the ...

In an annual report, iCivics noted that its lesson plans and games saw use from about 130,000 U.S. teachers in 2016, and its games were played 7.5 million times by around four million students.

Compared to reality—where gerrymandering serves as a way for the two major parties to entrench their duopoly—the game offers a surprisingly fair exercise in democracy. Start your day with Reason .

For the nonprofit iCivics, which provides education tools to inspire the next generation of engaged citizens, the 2020 election was a crucial opportunity. But it also posed a challenge, given that ...

“This game puts students at the center of global civics issues, and helps them to grasp the interrelatedness of domestic and foreign policy,” said iCivics Executive Director Louise Dubé.

iCivics is aimed at middle school students because, as O'Conner, puts it, "they enjoy learning at that age." The website uses game-playing and interactive programs to teach everything from what ...

Developed in consultation with top historians and educational games experts, Brief the Chief gives students insight into American history by teaching them how Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln ...

Politics has become virtually inescapable, whether on social media or in games. For the nonprofit iCivics, this isn’t a recent development. Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O ...

Developed in consultation with top historians and educational games experts, Brief the Chief gives students insight into American history by teaching them how Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln ...

Developed in consultation with top historians and educational games experts, Brief the Chief gives students insight into American history by teaching them how Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln ...