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iCivics: “Do I Have A Right?” constitution learning game
In iCivics’ Do I Have A Right?, students run their own firm of lawyers who specialize in constitutional law. During the course of the game, students will decide if potential clients are protected by constitutional rights, match them with the best lawyer to defend them, and try the case in court. Students grow their law firm by serving more clients, winning more cases, and expanding and testing their knowledge of the constitution. Faculty, want to incorporate this game into the classroom? Check out this quiz for college-level students designed to be taken before and after playing Do I Have A…