Teaching Civic Engagement

Discover the transformative power of civic engagement in the classroom with Teaching Civic Engagement by Forrest Clingerman. Published in 2016 by Oxford University Press Inc, this essential hardback volume spans 336 pages, offering educators innovative ways to weave together religion, civic responsibility, and social justice.

This groundbreaking work presents a new conceptual model, addressing crucial theoretical questions while providing a plethora of practical teaching strategies. Clingerman's insights empower faculty to foster discussions around civic belonging and social activism within the context of religion education. By highlighting the civic relevance of religious studies, this book serves as a vital resource for educators aiming to inspire students to become active participants in their communities.

Whether you're a seasoned educator or new to teaching, Teaching Civic Engagement is your guide to creating meaningful classroom experiences that resonate with the importance of civic duty in today's society.