MI.P1
Michigan K-12 Social Studies Standards (2019) · Civics · Grade 9-12 · Sub-standard
Reading and Communication
Reading and communicating effectively: Close and critical reading strategies for complex texts, analyzing point of view, context, and bias, interpreting primary and secondary sources. Applies across all high school social studies courses.
Michigan Department of Education · Michigan K-12 Social Studies Standards (2019) · Official source ↗
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MI.HS.CIVICSMichigan High School Civics Standards
Michigan K-12 Social Studies Standards (2019 revision) based on C3 Framework. State law (MCL 380.1166) requires 1-semester course of 5 periods per week covering federal, state, and local government forms and functions, rights and responsibilities, and active citizenship. Students must pass USCIS naturalization test.
Principle content that aligns
1 lesson teach to this standard.
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What Presidents Can Actually Do
Executive orders, veto power, commander-in-chief. Discover what presidents can actually do and what's just political theater.
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6 min · beginner
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Sibling sub-standards under MI.HS.CIVICS
MI.P40 lessons
Citizen Involvement
MI.P30 lessons
Public Discourse and Decision Making
MI.P20 lessons
Inquiry, Research, and Analysis
Trust
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