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Subject/Concepts: U.S. Government Grade Level: 12th
1. Standards: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RH.11-12.3
4. Resources:
Do You Understand the Electoral College? (2015, May 18). Retrieved November 24, 2019, from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6s7jB6-GoU.
Kimball, S. (2016, August 11). Understanding the US Electoral College: DW: 08.11.2016. Retrieved
18980973.
Cyriac. (2012, November 1). The Electoral College: Affirmative Action for Smaller States.
electoral-college-affirmative-action-for-smaller-states/.
5. Reflection
a. When talking about the electoral college the students will be able to understand not
only that from their point of view and where they lived in life but how the electoral
college also affects people from rural areas and different places all across American
where politics is viewed differently.
b. Students will be able to understand the development of multiple historical
perspectives and be able to apply this to today and this generation.
c. The student’s engagement of the activity along with the instructional learning
process will be very great and in-depth as everything is a reflection on their beliefs
and how they feel.
d. This lesson planned strength focuses on individuality and how somebody feels about
the electoral college and everything that comes along with that. This lesson plan is
not strongly focused towards kinesthetic learner’s or people that like to be tight
physically as this is something that is created and done through the law and words.