Changing Rules: A Democratic Process
Understanding that rules and laws are not static and can be improved through participation.
Key Questions
- Evaluate when a rule or law needs to be changed.
- Design a process for proposing a change to a school rule.
- Explain how community members can participate in changing local laws.
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