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Accelerate and engage your government students’ with this principles of the constitution lesson! There is a handout, readings, lesson plan, and teacher key. This lesson will engage them in the content and make them critically analyze the electoral college. This lesson takes 55 minutes to teach.
Use this rigorous and comprehensive curriculum to ensure students understand the U.S Government. You can EDIT them to fit your class’s needs. A teacher key is provided.
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Brooke M. –
I appreciate that there are a lot of levels to this lesson – I used to just present to my students and they would take notes about the principles but I like the JigSaw readings, allowing them to be the experts, and then bringing them all back together.
I never thought of the ‘Flexibility’ of the Constitution as one of the principles so I’m debating to switch it out for Judicial Review – guess it just depends on how you interpret the Constitution but I appreciate the option to edit this to add more discussion and options for my class.