Eleven task

Whose viewpoint is expressed? 
Political science teachers 
What does the author want us to think? 
I believe the author wants us to think in the huge challenge political science teachers have to face at the time of teaching at the age of Donald Trump. Due to the fact that most of the people do not agree with his way of thinking and administration, for the reason that it has been different to the prior administrations, in other words, it was a huge change for both teachers and students. Consequently, teachers have to be careful and subjective at the time of giving their point of view. 
What viewpoint is not expressed? Whose voice do we not hear?

I think the viewpoint that it is missing in the article is student's voices, because we only can say how teacher feel and experience teaching political science at the age of Donald Trump, but not how students face that same situation.
What is an alternative perspective of the text?

I think there is not an alternative perspective in the text

Can you think of other questions this text responds to?

I think this text also responds to how political science teachers do to manage this situation in his classes.