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Introduction to the Three Branches of the US Government - 3 Part Class
Class experience
US Grade 8 - 11
In this class we will explore the three branches of American government, how people are elected to US Congress, what is in the Executive Branch, how Federal Judges are chosen, and the checks/balances between the three branches of the US government. Topics include: DAY 1: Legislative Branch – Two houses of the legislature (House of Representatives and Senate) DAY 2: Executive Branch – President, Vice President, and Cabinet DAY 3: Judicial Branch – Supreme Court (and lower courts within the...
Learn the three branches of government, who serves in them, how they interact, and how each branch provides a check on the other two branches
I have a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in economics/government/politics. I also have a law degree and I am a licensed attorney. I have additionally been working as a licensed attorney for 14 years.
Homework Offered
NothingAssessments Offered
Grades Offered
We will not discuss current politics or political opinions in this class, only the history and institutions of the US government. My own opinions will not be discussed at all in this class. Any questions from learners that raise political issues or discussions will be gently redirected as the discussion will only focus on history and facts regarding the 3 branches of government. Any questions from learners regarding the subject matter can be asked orally, or can be asked in the chat, but I will answer questions orally for the benefit of the entire class.
We will refer to the US Constitution and to US federal law in an age-appropriate manner.
I'm an attorney and author, passionate about teaching young people the ins-and-outs of law, civics, government, and critical thinking. I have been a licensed attorney for 14 years, and I worked in a public service setting for most of my legal...
Group Class
$54
for 3 classes1x per week, 3 weeks
45 min
Completed by 5 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 13-17
2-6 learners per class