
If you need a reason to bring the First Amendment
into classrooms for Constitution Day …here are three:
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Less than half of all high school students say they have heard of “Constitution Day;” and only about 1 in 10 remember how their own high school celebrated that day in the last school year |
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From 2004 through 2006, there was a significant increase in students taking classes dealing with the First Amendment and in teachers teaching about the First Amendment. Those increases leveled off from 2006 to 2007; many students still either don’t know how they feel about the First Amendment or take it for granted. |
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Students are more supportive than parents and teachers of individual free expression rights that directly affect or interest them; they are less supportive of rights that are less relevant to their lives.- |
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