B1 U.S. Civics and Citizenship

Understand the Concept and Importance of Citizenship in English: Students will explore the definition and significance of citizenship, including the rights of citizens, the social contract, and the rule of law, focusing on the specific English grammar, vocabulary, and expressions needed to discuss what it means to be a citizen in the United States

• Gain Knowledge of the U.S. Government and Its Functions through English: Students will learn about the structure and functions of the U.S. government, including elections, republicanism, the separation of powers, and the history and amendments of the U.S. Constitution, enhancing their comprehension using precise English terminology and language structures

• Identify and Differentiate Civic Duties and Responsibilities in English: Students will distinguish between mandatory duties and voluntary responsibilities of U.S. citizens, using appropriate English vocabulary and expressions to foster an understanding of their role in contributing to society and the importance of civic participation

• Develop Analytical Skills to Evaluate Legal and Political Systems through English: Students will engage with topics such as the rule of law, amendments, and the social contract, focusing on the specific English language skills that will help them critically evaluate the legal and political frameworks in the U.S., and understand the principles that underpin American democracy