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To describe cognitive and affective-behavioral content in general, we use the term "civics and citizenship" in this framework. However, for describing processes, concepts or domains we use "civic and citizenship" (without "s") in conjunction with the corresponding term or object (for example, the "civic and citizenship framework" or "civic and citizenship education").
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