iCivics, Inc.

And as a result, Over half of teachers who were interviewed in the United States have said that they have difficulty teaching even basic civics concepts because of the polarization in the classrooms, let alone talking about authoritarianism and autocracy.

And the most staggering stat to me was that this was a poll conducted by iCivics that 21 percent of civics teachers have said in the last couple of years they've considered leaving the profession.

They've considered leaving teaching civics.

Because of the polarized climate and a great many 60% or so fear backlash from what they teach their students.

So I would advocate, you know, if you want to teach these complicated civics concepts, the teachers have to be allowed to teach them.

Angela in Wichita says Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor founded a website to teach civics to elementary school children.

It's called iCivics.org. They're wonderful.

Just reference there, Nick.

And it's mostly in the STEM space, mostly in the sciences space, but there's also some interesting civics games.

So there is a group called iCivics.

We sort of rehost a bunch of theirs.

Um, but that one's a good one for about various civics topics.