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🗳️ Turning Young People Toward the Political Process
AP Government
Grade 10-12
Young people consistently vote and participate in politics at lower rates than older Americans. In this project, students analyze issues that matter most to their generation, support those issues with credible data, and create a short public service video encouraging peers to engage in the political process.
Students move beyond learning about political participation to actively practicing civic communication, issue framing, and persuasion, all core skills of AP Government.
Students move beyond learning about political participation to actively practicing civic communication, issue framing, and persuasion, all core skills of AP Government.
Supporting Files
Student Issues Student Handout.pdf
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