A Conversation on Game Design for Civics Learning  | Government & Politics @BillofRightsInstituteVideos
A Conversation on Game Design for Civics Learning  | Government & Politics  @BillofRightsInstituteVideos
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this conversation, the Bill of Rights Institute team and Game Genius partners share the vision behind their seven brand-new tabletop games, part of the Government & Politics: Civics for the American Experiment curriculum.

From exploring federalism and bureaucracy to grappling with campaign dynamics and civic virtues, each game is designed with flexibility for educators and agency for students. Learn how reflection activities, design principles, and teacher supports ensure that the games deepen understanding of America’s founding principles and prepare students for civic life.
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