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STUDENT VOTE BC 2017 RESOURCES

This resource package provides students with all the necessary tools to understand and participate in the electoral process. It includes an election manual, posters, maps, ballots, videos, and other educational materials. The lessons cover topics such as government and democracy, rights and responsibilities, levels of government, the role of the media, and more.

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STUDENT VOTE BC 2017 RESOURCES

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  1. STUDENT VOTE BC 2017 RESOURCES

  2. Activity resources

  3. Election Manual

  4. Posters

  5. Electoral district maps

  6. Ballots, ballot boxes and voting screens

  7. Student Vote resource packages

  8. Designated project website

  9. Online resource library

  10. PowerPoints

  11. Animated videos

  12. Leader Q&A videos

  13. Lesson Themes #1 – Government and Democracy #2 – Rights and Responsibilities in a Democracy #3 – The Levels of Government #4 – The Role of the Media #5 – Values, Issues and Perspectives #6 – Elections in B.C. (Parties and Candidates) #7 – Opinion Polling (Secondary only) #8 – The Voting Process #9 – Post-Election Analysis

  14. Lesson Sections Hook – Suggested opening activity, meant to pique interest in the topic and lesson.

  15. Lesson Sections Essential Concepts -- Summary of key information to be explored and knowledge to be gained.

  16. Lesson Sections Discussion – Key questions and discussion topics for students to think critically and inspire an exchange of ideas within the classroom.

  17. Lesson Sections Application – A proposed main activity that helps students understand or apply the essential concepts and skills.

  18. Lesson Sections Alternate Ideas – Several activities are suggested to apply or extend student learning, or to replace the lesson’s main activity.

  19. Lesson Sections Debrief – Concluding questions to summarize and reflect on what was learned throughout the lesson.

  20. Other updates • Indigenous governance and content • ‘Fake News’ • Focus on values/issues before researching the parties • More inquiry-based activities

  21. Please feel free to use and reproduce freely for non-profit and educational purposes.

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