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The only advice I could give to other students who are into online learning is to be ahead of their assignments and to start early. The earlier you finish your assignments, the more relaxed you will feel. Not only are you staying ahead in the course, but you are also learning at your own desired pace. This, I think, is one of the advantages of online learning.

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Using web 2.0 tools to finish the assignments for the course helped me finish the assignments faster and made me understand the importance of innovative technology in learning.

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Civics is having an organized government, exercising your rights, and knowing your responsibilities as a citizen of the United States. These three concepts commemorate civics in a way one should understand it.

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Civics is having an organized government

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Civics is having an organized government

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Having an organized government affects civics into having an organized political view. A country with an organized government will flourish systematically and consecutively.

Assignment 3.3
By doing this visual assignment, I was able to understand the 6 principles that organize the government which connects to this concept.

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Knowing your responsibilities in civics is important because it shows that you are a part of the society and that you understand the system of which your rights and your responsibilities connect

Assignment 5.2
The essay I wrote helped me differentiate the responsibilities and the rights of the people. The assignment talks about how one's rights ends when one's begin which can be connected that it is a person's responsibility.

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Exercising your rights is important in civics because citizens are given these rights in order to be part of the society and the country.

Assignment 4.2
This assignment connects to exercising your rights because it was an activity that focuses in the understanding of the Bill of Rights and the rest of the Constitution.