Justice Teaching Center for Civic Learning
State and national surveys document how little Americans know about our government, the Constitution, and our justice system. We want to change that. The Justice Teaching Center for Civic Learning at ³Ô¹ÏÍø provides access to research; quality, law-focused, civic education partnerships with members of the legal and judicial communities; engaging, nonpartisan, standards-based lessons for classroom use; civics and law academic competitions; high-impact civic learning professional development; and a wide range of interactive programs and instructional resources.
About Justice Teaching
K-12 Lessons and Featured Lessons
Partnerships
Training
Adult and Higher Education Lessons
Other Programs
Teachers and resource persons, learn how to supplement your classroom practices with engaging civic learning experiences, simulations, and law-related education competitions.
- Project Citizen
- High School and Middle School Mock Trial Programs
- Florida Law Honor Society
- Constitutional Education Program and Competition
Reporting Form
Volunteers tell us about your classroom visits and partnership progress.
Justice Teaching has now relocated to ³Ô¹ÏÍø and is a program of the Justice Teaching Center for Civic Learning. It no longer is affiliated with or sponsored by the Florida Supreme Court, the Office of the State Courts Administrator, or Florida State Courts System.