No they're as hard as any other average class would be, it requires a lot of reading/writing/understanding skills and discussion skills
Political science is the social which is related with state, politics and laws.
It discourages students of color from working hard in school.
Civics is a part of political science. The scope of political science is more wider than civics. Civics is the study of citizenship and Political science is the study of states. These two disciplines are closely interconnected. In some countries, Civics is taught as an initials of Political science but in higher stage there is no need to study civics. State without citizen is impossible. so, Civics is the primary or initial study of Political science.
Science is not that hard just study and work hard! For me it comes really easy.
You can take computer science classes online on - online.stanford.edu/courses or extension.harvard.edu/open-learning-initiative/intensive-introduction-computer-science
sort of if your average or bad at science.
study hard,attend and listen in all classes.
Yes you can, provided you hard a good class.
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Political science is a science.
Political science intersects with other branches of science, such as sociology, economics, psychology, and history, to provide a multidisciplinary understanding of political phenomena. It draws upon methodologies and theories from these fields to analyze political behavior, institutions, and systems. Collaboration with other sciences enriches the study of politics by offering diverse perspectives and approaches to complex political issues.
Public speaking, debate team, political science (if your high school has it).
History, political science, sociology, business, to name a few.
Yes, political science is a social science.
Political science is considered both an art and a science because it combines empirical research methods and data analysis (science) with interpretation, analysis, and judgment of political behavior and institutions (art). It involves the systematic study of political systems, government policies, and political processes using both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
Political science is considered a social science because it studies human behavior, institutions, and systems related to politics and governance. It uses scientific methods to analyze and understand political phenomena and develop theories to explain political behavior and decision-making. While it may not adhere to the scientific method in the same way as natural sciences, political science aims to provide systematic and evidence-based insights into political processes and structures.