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Understanding American Government: Interactive Class Session Guide

Join the American Government course to deepen your knowledge. No prerequisites needed, but some familiarity is helpful. Get clarification on key topics with your instructor. Introduce yourself, share your background, and discuss your interest in politics.

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Understanding American Government: Interactive Class Session Guide

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  1. American Government • PLSC 201, American Government, is not a prerequisite for this class. However, I’m assuming a certain level of knowledge on your part about American national government. So that I don’t end up repeating my lectures from another class, if there’s anything you’re unclear about as far as national government is concerned, speak to me after class or during office hours. I’ll be happy to take the time to clarify points or help you catch up.

  2. So…who are you? • Name • What do you like to be called? • Where are you from? • Do you have any experience in politics or government? • Why are you taking this class? (Major requirement, prospective political science major, general interest, etc.)

  3. Comparing the States Commonwealth Foundation report on state SAT scores for 2013: • https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvFGx7TzUi-ZdEp3OWt5Wm05S3B2X0xJWWtXZkpsUmc&output=html • Comparisons can be tricky!

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