Find many great resources geared toward Elementary-aged learners at Scholastic’s Election 2016 site, including latest news from the campaigns, ...

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In this post for KQED Education, Janelle Bence discusses some of her strategies for supporting students in discussing and developing a diverse range o...

This election-specific resource from Newsela offers educators and learners a chance to learn more about election issues and collaborate with students ...

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This step-by-step tutorial guides learners through the process of identifying a body of data to visualize and then creating an infographic that will b...

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The LAMP’s acclaimed Break-a-thon events are perfect introductions for youth about how, why, and for whom media are made—and now you can host ...

This section of the C-Span Classroom website, developed by 2015 Summer Teacher Fellows, provides explanations of the various aspects of the election p...

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This storify collection captures tweets from a Student Voice Presidents’ Day twitter chat with KQED Education on February 15, 2016. Participant...

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KQED’s Do Now by PBS NewsHour Extra asked: “What would you ask candidates in a presidential debate?” Do Now is a weekly activity hosted ...

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This post by the New York Times Learning Network features over a dozen instructional strategies and useful, free websites that can help teach students...

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From KQED’s Low Down, a resource for finding state by state information throughout the primary season as well as how it all adds up for the ove...

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Hypothesis is one of several tools that young people will be using to engage with the 2016 election. From fact-checking candidate statements to breaki...

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The Student Bill of Rights is a project of Student Voice, a for-students-by-students nonprofit organization spearheading a social movement to integrat...

The Digital Literacy Resource Platform, developed by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, is an evolving collection of t...

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Teachers Teaching Teachers is a weekly hangout hosted for and by educators. This archive was hangout with @seecantrill @Annelise_KQED @janelle @dawnr...

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How do you know if something you read is true? Why should you care? The New York Times Learning Network  provides information and resources from T...

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In this blog for KQED Education, teacher Chris Sloan reflects on using resources from KQED’s Do Now, a weekly activity for students to engage and re...

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A collection of resources to support teaching web literacy as well as reading, writing, and participating on the Internet through the annotation of on...

Fact Check is a nonpartisan, nonprofit “consumer advocate” for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics. F...

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This activity supports critical thinking and web literacy (read/write) skills related to online news and media. Learners will use X-Ray Goggles to rem...

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This LAMPLit is a guide to the news: what news is; where it can be found; how it is produced in different media (print, TV, the Internet, etc.), how i...

A curriculum including six modules about Information Quality & News Literacy focusing on information quality, particularly in the context of onlin...

The News Literacy Project is an innovative national educational program that mobilizes seasoned journalists to work with educators to teach students h...

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In celebration of the 2016 President Election, KQED’s The Lowdown highlights a set of videos from the Museum of the Moving Image’s The Living Room...

A regularly updated Election 2016 resource from CNN Politics.

Ballotpedia is the online encyclopedia of American politics and elections. Their goal is to inform people about politics by providing accurate and obj...

A regularly updated Election 2016 resource from the New York Times.