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One-Third of Civics Teachers Alter Lessons to Avoid Political Backlash
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One-Third of Civics Teachers Alter Lessons to Avoid Political Backlash

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A recent Education Week report reveals that one-third of civics teachers have altered their lesson plans due to fears of political backlash, highlighting growing tensions around classroom discussions on civic topics.

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Author : Victoria Jones

Publish date : 2026-06-21 23:10:00

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