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Teachers Guide
How to do it:
A Guide to the National Student/Parent Mock Election
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Letter from the National Student/Parent Mock Election
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Frequently Asked Questions About the National Student/Parent Mock Election
Cooperating Organizations of the Mock Election
How to Use This Guide
Incorporating
the New Civics and Government Standards in All Mock Election Activities
Evaluating
Mock Election Activities
Organizing
Mock Press Conferences
Involving
Print and Electronic Media
Using
Newspapers to Teach about the Election
Organizing
Local Cable Call-in-Shows
Organizing
School Forums on the National Issues to Be Voted On
Organizing
Speeches and Debates Before Students and Parents by Local Candidates or
Stand-ins
for Candidates
Organizing
Speech-Writing Competitions
Organizing
Quiz Team Competitions
Organizing
Voter-Turnout Campaigns
Involving
Local Civic, Business, and Religious Organizations
Organizing
Inaugural Balls
Organizing
Mock Election Activities at the Building Level
Organizing
Mock Election Activities at the District Level
Organizing
Mock Election Activities Statewide
Resources
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