Civic Education Landscape - The research indicates a potential gap in civic education in Kentucky, with limited existing research specifically addressing the state's situation [1] - A 2020 study by the Brookings Institute suggested that 17% of survey respondents felt their vote had no potential importance to the outcome of their country [1] - The study highlights the importance of civic education, suggesting that what students learn in schools translates to their behavior in public and future politics [1] Student Perspectives - Surveys of 220 high school students (16-18 year olds) in Kentucky showed that the majority stated at least one class talked about civics during the school year, with less than 5% saying none of their classes did [1] - The majority of students indicated that elections were mentioned often or occasionally in class [2] - While most students reported that their school offered civic activities, 72% almost said they did not engage with those extracurricular activities [2] - 232% of students indicated that teachers' personal politics somewhat affected the way they think about things [2] Teacher Perspectives - Teacher interviews revealed that government and politics education is considered important by high school districts, but not the primary focus [2] - Teachers generally believe that students learn enough about politics and history to reliably follow election campaigns and vote accordingly [2] - Teachers generally do not believe that common curriculum reflects bias in regards to what changes may be made to the education system partisanly [2] - Many teachers noted that student engagement has increased over time, but may decrease if American politics returns to normal [3][4] - Most teachers expressed confidence that their students will vote in the future and that there is an open-minded environment among students [5][6]

Romania’s pro-European government survived another attempt by the far-right opposition to topple it in a vote of no confidence https://t.co/BX4MJFgPpp ...

It would be a serious diminution of Congress’s power.” On “The Intelligence” @stevenmazie explains a Supreme Court case that could reshape America’s government https://t.co/JYzplZJBFx ...

RT CR1337 (@CR1337)This doesn't make any sense.Privacy for government leaders, but not for activists, whistle-blowers, journalists or people living in oppressive regimes.Accounts of government leaders and three letter agencies should be registered in the country they are supposed to serve, it's what everyone assumes.If that's not the case, people deserve to know. ...

“A giant hangover in Washington.” America’s 43-day government shutdown is over but the fallout will continue, @JohnPrideaux tells “The Intelligence” https://t.co/tB01SsxEMd ...

President Donald Trump has signed legislation to end the longest government shutdown in US history. But getting things fully up and running could take weeks.Get more on the Bloomberg Daybreak Europe Podcast https://t.co/JgIky08EpG ...

Trump has signed legislation ending the longest government shutdown in US history. But it could be weeks before things return to normal.@tylerskendall explains: https://t.co/WcOUdtziYR https://t.co/GHFMtoLPeq ...

Waste Management Challenges in India - India faces a significant garbage problem, with litter on roads, plastic in rivers, and trash in parks, indicating a hidden and growing issue [2] - Composting, while seemingly simple, requires dedicated effort, proper space, and maintenance at both household and industrial scales [9][10] - Industrial-scale composting faces challenges such as land requirements, scientific processing to avoid greenhouse gas emissions, and ensuring the compost is nutritious and economically viable [10][11] - Waste management should be viewed as a responsibility rather than a source of wealth, requiring understanding from citizens and policymakers [12] Government's Role in Waste Management - The government needs a clear policy for waste management, covering collection, sweeping, segregation, transportation, and disposal, while avoiding monopolies [14] - Clear laws are needed for composting, landfills, bricketting, recycling, biogas, and BSF (Black Soldier Fly) processes [15] - Officers handling waste management should possess good knowledge of environmental issues and the consequences involved [16][17] - Processors in waste management should be supported with proper lands and laws that environmentally aware people can handle [17] Community and Individual Responsibility - Individuals can contribute by not littering, separating wet and dry waste, and reducing unnecessary consumption [5][6] - Segregating wet and dry waste is crucial for effective composting and recycling [5] - Reducing consumption is essential before considering recycling or reuse [6] - Collective effort and conversations about waste management can contribute to a garbage-free India [18]

The US government is still days away from reopening as the Senate winds its way through potentially time-consuming procedures and House members travel back to Washington to vote for the first time since Sept. 19 https://t.co/iTIQOXnh98 ...

Pushing privacy in crypto while also pushing banks, the government and all of tradfi on to crypto is hilarious.There won’t be privacy while they are criminalizing devs. https://t.co/JplO8ZPMSB ...