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Florida Civic Literacy Exam Q&A Sessions
Do you need to take the Florida Civic Literacy Exam (FCLE)? Want some help getting prepared? Come to the FCLE Question & Answer session with Dr. Sally Hansen and Dr. Pearl Galano, political science professors. In this online session, they will share information about the different parts of the test, go over pertinent Supreme Court Cases, and review important concepts. Feel free to join the session from home or come to any ASC location and a learning specialist will help you join the online session. Students can also find helpful study resources in the FCLE InfoGuide.
Use the the hyperlinks below to register for the webinar using your DSC email address.
| FCLE Webinar Session A | FCLE Webinar Session B |
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Date: Wednesday, October 22 Time: 1:00 - 2:00 PM
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Date: Thursday, October 23 Time: 7:00 - 8:00 PM |
Civic Literacy in Florida
The Florida State Board of Education recently approved revisions to its civic literacy competency requirements. This Infoguide has been designed by DSC's Academic Support Center to help you prepare for the Florida Civic Literacy Exam (FCLE).
Civic Literacy Requirements at a Glance
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Catalog Year Start (Effective Term) |
Programs Impacted |
Student Civic Literacy Requirements
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Fall 2018 - Summer 2021 |
Associate of Arts (AA) |
Pass a course (POS2041 or AMH2020) OR Pass an approved assessment:
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Fall 2021 |
Associate of Arts (AA) |
Pass a course (POS2041 or AMH2020) AND pass the Florida Civic Literacy Exam OR Pass an Approved Assessment (AP or CLEP) |
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Fall 2022 - Beyond |
Associate of Arts (AA) |
Pass POS2041 or AMH2020 (Fall 2022 or later), or AMH2010 (Fall 2024 or later) AND pass the Florida Civic Literacy Exam OR Pass an Approved Assessment (AP Government and Politics: United States; AP United States History; CLEP POS2041; or CLEP AMH2010) |
The Four Competency Areas
Competency 1
American Democracy. Understanding of the basic principles and practices of American democracy and how they are applied in our republican form of government.
Competency 2
U.S. Constitution. An understanding of the United States Constitution and its application.
Competency 3
Founding Documents. Knowledge of the founding documents and how they have shaped the nature and functions of our institutions of self-government.
Competency 4
Landmark Impact on Law & Society. An understanding of landmark Supreme Court cases, landmark legislation and landmark executive actions and their impact on law and society.