How can students connect policy proposals to the institutions and decisions that affect everyday life?
Project 2025 Explained Part II from Smart Brown Girl helps learners examine questions about government authority, institutional power, and public accountability. Through examples involving education, healthcare, labor, and civil rights, students explore connections across policy areas and consider who may be affected by proposed changes.
This digital bundle pairs a civics workbook with an educator guide, providing material for individual study and support for teaching in classrooms or community learning spaces.
What’s included
Project 2025 Explained Part II Civics Workbook
Policy explanations, real-world examples, and case scenarios help learners investigate how decisions across institutions can influence one another. Discussion prompts and reflection questions encourage students to explain their interpretations and connect policy to potential outcomes.
Educator Guide
Lesson plans and activities support instruction and group learning. The guide provides a framework for introducing the material, facilitating discussion, and helping students apply what they’ve learned.
What learners will explore
What Project 2025 proposes and how to examine its policy goals.
How policy changes can affect multiple institutions.
Who may experience the consequences of those changes and why.
How to recognize recurring approaches to institutional power.
Ways to connect policy proposals and decisions to everyday experiences.
Bring policy analysis into your learning space
Use this bundle in high school and college classrooms, homeschool, civics and history instruction, or community study groups. It also supports independent learners seeking a structured way to work through complex policy questions.
The workbook organizes the material for analysis, while the educator guide helps turn reading into discussion and practical application.
Product details
Included — Part II Civics Workbook and Educator Guide.
Format — Downloadable PDFs.
Use — Print the materials or view them on a tablet.
License — Personal or single-classroom use, subject to the included terms.
Help learners ask more precise questions about policy and develop informed interpretations of how institutions exercise power.
