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Teaching the Electoral College with an Engaging Stations Activity

Teaching the Electoral College with an Engaging Stations Activity Teaching the Electoral College can be challenging. The structure, history, and impact of the system can feel abstract to students, making it hard for them to see its relevance. To address this, I developed a stations-based activity that breaks down the complexities of the Electoral College into manageable, interactive segments. It’s designed to build understanding step-by-step, spark curiosity, and encourage critical thinking. Here’s a breakdown of the activity and how it can be applied in the classroom. Overview of the Electoral College Stations Activity This activity consists of five stations—each focusing on a different aspect of the Electoral College. By rotating through stations, students can engage with the topic in varied ways, keeping them engaged and allowing them to build a comprehensive understanding. Here’s what each station includes: Electoral College Structure and Function In this station, students learn h

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