In the text, Fred repeatedly asks for "low-achieving" classes in history because he has a strong commitment to helping those students become involved, reflective citizens. He fervently believes that preparing those students to become participating citizens is vital for the renewal of society. In the teaching field you are considering, what could you do in your classes to enhance students' abilities in active citizenship? How does that relate to the renewal of society?

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The Answer is Suggested Answer: Answers will vary, but ideas should clearly demonstrate how a teaching strategy or activity helps enhance students' critical thinking. Also, educating students to become active, reflective citizens aids in the renewal of society, because participating citizens are fundamental for the maintenance of a democracy. Active citizens can successfully work toward the improvement of society.

In the Text, Fred Repeatedly Asks for "Low-Achieving" Classes in History