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What Social Scientists Have Learned about Civic Education: A Review of the Literature
Historically there has been a relative dearth of social science research into civic education--even in political science, a discipline that had civic education as one of its founding objectives. This is partly due to the mistaken impression that civics instruction has no effect on civic and politica
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