21. Your Choice. Your Voice. - Lesson 3: The Debates on Presidential Debate's criteria regarding the 2000 debates fair appealing to, thepublic during an election debate. by step plan for how to teach voters how http://www.turnerlearning.com/cnn/election/lesson3.html

Backgrounder CNN NEWSROOM Guides Quiz OBJECTIVES Students will: Learn about the history and purpose of debates Compare and analyze the different debate formats. Consider what voters can learn by observing debates. Rate the candidates' presentations in the debates. Apply debate strategies to their own debate. Evaluate the value of debates in the campaign process. Teach others how to be critical debate watchers. STANDARDS NCSS Themes: Civics Standard 19 Understands what is meant by "the public agenda," how it is set, and how it is influenced by public opinion and the media Understands how political institutions and political parties shape the public agenda Understands how public opinion is measured, used in public debate, and how it can be influenced by the government and the media Knows how to use criteria such as logical validity, factual accuracy, emotional appeal, distorted evidence, and appeals to bias or prejudice in order to evaluate various forms of historical and contemporary political communication MATERIALS Student Handout: The Presentation Student Handout: The Issues Student Handout: "And Now a Word from CNN Reporters" Backgrounder: Understanding Televised Presidential Debates Video Clip: The Debate Debate (this video is available in Quicktime, if you need the plugin, please take a moment for

22. PoliticsOnline - Election 2000 Florida News) It may be too late to vote, but it's not too late to teach your children aboutwhat is going on and how our election process works. (November 18, 2000). http://www.politicsonline.com/pol2000/allotherfla.asp

Net Pulse Join the Staff Poli ... E-Government Pick a state... Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Conneticut D.C. Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Election Returns Webcasts The Players CyberCitizens Join the Fray ... US Campaign 2000 Pick a state... Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Conneticut D.C. Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Your Idea Latest Neat Idea US International ... Pass this site on to a friend The Net and the Mess All eyes are focused in Florida in these post-election days, and it’s not just because of the Florida State-Florida game. Check out these stories to learn how the net’s figuring into all of the electoral quagmire.

23. TeachersFirst's Election 2000 Page you can teach about it, and resources that can help. Results, Links and informationthat chronicle the long process by which the outcome of election 2000 was http://www.teachersfirst.com/election/

Election 2000 Revisited When we posted the Electoral College map, we had no idea how important it would be to the outcome of Election 2000. These pages provide an archive of Election 2000 resources still available on the web. We have also added links to the numerous court cases and decisions that helped determine the final outcome of the election. We have also retained our very popular Election Quiz, which is accessible from the link below. Web sites from candidates as they stood just prior to the election. Many of these no longer function. The mainstream and the extreme - what they're saying, who listens, and what their impact might be. How our representative democracy works, who pays for it, how you can teach about it, and resources that can help. Links and information that chronicle the long process by which the outcome of Election 2000 was decided. For Students : Take the TeachersFirst Election Quiz - An interactive quiz that lets students check their understanding of the federal election process.

24. Seattle Times: Election 2000 7 election the largest number of citizen measures since and paid Organization K-122000 Contact (206 use the money to hire teachers, teach children outside http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/politics/election2000/measures/

Election 2000 : Ballot Measures Voters Guide President U.S. Congress State Legislature Judicial Races ... Endorsements November primer: Statewide, King County and Seattle initiatives Washington voters will consider six statewide ballot initiatives in the Nov. 7 election - the largest number of citizen measures since 1914. The proposals address everything from how we teach our children to how much we pay teachers and want to invest in roads and highways. One measure would limit property taxes and repeal some recent fee and tax increases. Voters in Seattle, on the other hand, are being asked to raise their property taxes for parks, wetlands restoration and ballfields - facilities that would be available to whoever visits the city. And King County voters will consider whether to approve a sales-tax increase for Metro bus service - a tax that would be paid by whoever shops in the county. I-713: Animal trapping I-722: Property taxes, local taxes and fees I-728: Student achievement and school construction I-729: Charter schools ... Other local ballot measures Initiative: I-713 Would ban certain types of animal trapping.

25. KAET Election 2000 a wonderful resource Clarifying the Issues 2000 which is of the best online electiondirectories and interactive activities designed to teach students about http://www.kaet.asu.edu/election2000/links.html

These Web sites offer online resources for you to use when thinking about this year's election. Arizona Links Arizona Secretary of State's Ballot Measure Publicity Pamphlet Arizona Secretary of State Elections Department Nonpartisan Groups The Alliance for Better Campaigns The Alliance for Better Campaigns is a public interest group that seeks to improve elections by promoting campaigns in which the most useful information reaches the greatest number of citizens in the most engaging way. Common Cause Common Cause is a nonprofit, nonpartisan citizen's lobbying organization promoting open, honest and accountable government. Freedom Channel FreedomChannel.com is a nonpartisan site that introduces video views of candidates and issue groups to voters. League of Women Voters The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Open Secrets This Web site, produced by The Center for Responsive Politics, is the online source for money in politics data. The Center for Responsive Politics is a non-partisan, non-profit research group that tracks money in politics, and its effect on elections and public policy.

26. PUREPOLITICS.COM - Election 2000 Editorials "Have Fun" election 2000 Editorials. In no politics. I teach school right now(6th 8th grade english), but do some freelance writing. One http://www.purepolitics.com/news/2000editorials.htm

PUREPOLITICS.COM Election 2000 Editorials In no way shape or form are the opinions expressed below a reflection of the beliefs and opinions held by PUREPOLITICS.COM. Venting is Welcomed and even rated! Here is our PureRating scale: Political Genius Awesome Good Shoot The Media I appreciate your cause, "an non-bias" approach to politics. I teach school right now (6th - 8th grade english), but do some freelance writing. One thing on my mind (no doubt spawned by the chat surrounding the upcoming election) is the distance at which most are kept from politics. That is, the way politics is presented in the media, in all of its forms, seems to alienate one from it. Our political system and particularly those involved in politics have become so overexposed and glamorized that the whole "politic" of people/ government seems

27. ALFY - Teach Learn Communicate You are here teach Thematic Units election. a Lot Like Playing Baseball, WhiteHouse 2000 Key Stories. ALFY’s election Section, Gore 200’s Just for Kids, http://www.lycos.alfy.com/Teachers/teach/thematic_units/Election/Election_1.asp

Lycos Zone Home Family Zone Teachers Zone You are here: Teach Thematic Units Election ALFY's Picks for Election ALFY’s Election Section Gore 200’s Just for Kids Running for President is a Lot Like Playing Baseball White House 2000 Key Stories ... Election Comic Strips Vocabulary

28. US Presidential Election (Fall 2000) election 2000 American Political Science Association Online/APSA, Washington,DC http//www.apsanet.org/teach/election2000/index.cfm Good site for http://www.pais.org/hottopics/2000/fall/resources/web.stm

Updated 6/02 US Presidential Election 2000 Bibliographic Database Resources Web Resources Archive US Presidential Election (Fall 2000) Web Resources Federal election/information sites Issues-oriented Political party sites Presidential candidates ... Election 2000 - American Political Science Association Online/APSA , Washington, D.C. http://www.apsanet.org/teach/election2000/index.cfm Good site for election countdown information, people and issues shaping the election, political commentaries, sample classroom exercises, voter registration information, media resources links and recent poll updates. Gopac.com , Washington, D.C. http://www.gopac.com "Preparing a new generation of Republicans to lead America"; find your local Republican contacts feature, state news and information, links to policy organizations, Republican websites; aims to train Republican candidates and activists to win elections, using distance learning environment that includes an online training center, discussion boards, and audio and other Web tools. The Green Papers http://thegreenpapers.com

29. Election 2000: North Naples Students Follow Campaign With Mock Debate, Election Saturday, November 4, 2000. Days before the general election, presidential candidatesAl Gore and George Bush so I thought what better way than to teach them. . http://www.naplesnews.com/00/11/naples/d541556a.htm

Site sections... naplesnews.com bonitanews.com marconews.com Front Page Bonita Business Classified Community Conflict with Iraq Editorial Entertainment Florida Happenings At Home Local Marco Neapolitan Perspective Real Estate Search Shop Showcase Sports Travel Varsity Weather Special Reports Also inside... Archives AP Wire AP search Audio headlines Bonita Banner Crossword Comics Death notices Digital Digest FAQ Feedback Free e-mail Job listings Horoscopes Letters Lottery results Marco Eagle Movie listings Obituaries Police Beat Police scanner Postcards Staff directory Stock quotes Story search Soaps Subscriptions Tides TV listings Word Search Webcams Front page Classified GoShopNaples Naples front ... help Election 2000: North Naples students follow campaign with mock debate, election Saturday, November 4, 2000 By RACHELLE BOTT, Staff Writer Days before the general election, presidential candidates Al Gore and George Bush made a campaign detour Friday: to Vineyards Elementary School in North Naples. "I will not tolerate any violent crimes from gangs," Gore told fifth-graders in a five-minute speech. "I will lead a national crusade (against) drugs." Cameron Clayton, 10, as media specialist for George W. Bush, from left, Andrew Dunko, 11, as Bush, Trevor Bump, 11, as Bush's campaign manager, and Zach Gilb, 10, as Bush's speech writer, rehearse their campaign speech on Friday. The fifth-graders were role-playing as the presidential candidates as part of a classroom lesson at Vineyards Elementary School in North Naples on Friday.

30. Election 2000 You could teach others something about how the candidates and issues Soon after theelection, we will hear a lot about Copyright © 2000, WW Norton Company. http://www.wwnorton.com/e-2000/mc092900.htm

Campaign On the Net September 29 , 2000 Why California Voters Have It Best By Michael Cornfield Democracy needs voters who are competent enough to decide what's best for them. When enough people are informed and engaged, the political system works. Both conditions must apply: the best-informed person in the world doesn't help democracy if he is not sharing what he knows with others. And the biggest talker in the world doesn't help if he knows little about his subject. Californians this year can take advantage of two terrific Web sites. One, www.calvoter.org , will help them get informed about their electoral choices. The other, www.ballotmaker.com , will help them find other people to discuss those choices. These sites set the (pardon the pun) gold standard for online voter education. (Ballotmaker is set up for Colorado and Oregon as well as the Golden State.) They are non-partisan, up-to-date, and -in contrast to the otherwise outstanding Minnesota E-Democracy, www.e-democracy.org

31. Election 2000 The state of Florida is crucial to winning the election and the deciding factor willbe central She wanted to teach the 15year-old athlete a lesson in civics. http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/election2000/voices/opsigns.html

About this site About the J-School With Signs and Soup, Floridians Run Old-Fashioned Politics By Gavin Tachibana Battle of the Signs TAMPA - When Mark Loren spotted enemy headquarters stationed in Tampa, the 42-year-old tile contractor sensed his duty. He planted himself on the sidewalk directly across the street from the Gore-Lieberman billboard that loomed above, and undertook an old Tampa tradition: sign-waving. Loren grabbed a Bush-Cheney placard from his pick-up truck, hoisted it in the air with a wooden stake and waved at passing motorists. "Hey, yeah!" he yelled to honking supporters, flashing a giddy grin. "This is the first time I've done this," said Loren, who lives in a Tampa suburb. "It's a riot." Come election time, sign-waving enthusiasts are as sure as sunshine in this central Florida city. Every candidate -from president down to county commissioner-seems to have troops willing to brave humiliation. But this year, the presidential posters are being waved with extra vigor. The state of Florida is crucial to winning the election and the deciding factor will be central Florida, from Orlando to Tampa, pundits say. In these cities, voters know each ballot counts. They will make the difference in electing Gore, who some Floridians call "a phony" and "an alien," or Bush, "the lying drunk."

32. Election 2000 They will also likely issue a mandate to state educators not to teach about homosexualityor bisexuality in a manner that encourages, promotes or sanctions http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/election2000/state/initiative1.html

About this site About the J-School State Initiatives a Smorgasbord for Voters Voters decide wide range of issues at the state level By Bryan Shih Throughout the country, voters Tuesday will decide on issues ranging from the supremely lofty to the pitifully mundane as they decide on more than 200 state ballot initiatives and referenda that include a repeal of a ban on interracial marriages, and a vote to increase gambling maximums. Political observers said the number of initiatives is an indication of frustration with state governments. "It is an opportunity for the public to address issues if the legislature is not doing it," says Marcie McNelis, a partner at Multistate Associates, a state and local government relations firm. By that measure, Oregonians are the most dissatisfied with their state government. The Beaver state's ballot includes 26 initiatives and proposed constitutional amendments, each requiring almost 67,000 signatures and 90,000 signatures respectively to make the ballot. "That's lots of choices for us," says Lynn Rosik, the Oregon State Elections Director. But "I wouldn't say they're real successful." she adds.

33. Indiana State Bar Association Online - Kids Election 2000 Project PEACE is designed to teach students interpersonal communications skills,which promote understanding, problem solving, critical thinking and increased http://www.inbar.org/content/communityor/projectpeace.asp

SIGN IN HERE Contact ISBA Public Info Marketplace ... Contact ISBA Download Public Service Brochures Download our brochures in PDF format. You must first download: Public Information: Family Law Guardianship Joint Tenancy Brochure Policy ... Word of the Day from Merriam-Webster OnLine at www.Merriam Webster.com Daily Legal News from around the U.S. ISBA Legal Career Center ... community outreach Project PEACE PEACE (Peaceful Endings through Attorneys, Children and Educators) is a peer mediation training program sponsored by the Indiana Department of Education, Indiana State Bar Association and the Office of the Attorney General. Project PEACE is aimed at reducing conflicts and violence in schools by teaching children how to discuss and mediate their disagreements. The children become active participants in controlling disruptive behavior in their classroom by taking the role of mediator. The objective of Project PEACE is to neutralize minor conflicts before they become explosive confrontations, which often lead to violent acts. It teaches children who are still in their formative years how to alter their behavior and control their anger.

34. SCMP.com - Asia's Leading English News Channel - Election 2000 Published on Monday, November 27, 2000 He asked me if there was anything more thathe could have taught me and I said, 'Yes, you did not teach me how to read http://special.scmp.com/asiatechfrontiers/article/FullText_asp_ArticleID-2000122

Published on Monday, November 27, 2000 Surveys find theory and practice do not match CAROLYN ONG Two surveys of regional informa tion technology professionals and companies by the South East Asia Regional Computer Confederation (Searcc) have found a mismatch in IT skills taught at universities and colleges compared with industry needs. Searcc secretary-general Robert Iau said the surveys indicated regional universities had not been producing graduates with the required skills. "The universities are teaching database administration and presentation skills when companies want customer-relationship management and Internet development skills," Mr Iau said. "Organisations want to hire more than just good tech skills. They want tech professionals with certain non-technical skills which they consider essential, such as the ability to plan strategically, do sales and marketing and customer service. "There are major short-falls of such talent across the region." Searcc was formed in 1976 by the Hong Kong Computer Society, Indonesia Computer Society, Malaysian National Computer Confederation, Philippine Computer Society, Singapore Computer Society and the Computer Association of Thailand to promote and examine the use of computers in the region. It has 14 Asia-Pacific member countries. The nine countries participating in the two surveys were India, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, Pakistan, the Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.

35. SCMP.com - Asia's Leading English News Channel - Election 2000 Published on Thursday, October 12, 2000 have ended a generally positive piece withsuch a destructive set of comments as if he was going to teach someone a http://special.scmp.com/policyaddress2000/article/FullText_asp_ArticleID-2000101

Published on Thursday, October 12, 2000 REACTION Stern warnings 'offensive and inappropriate' ANGELA LI Claims by Mr Tung that there is too much "hostility, quarrelling and criticism" in the community have drawn a strong reaction from legislators. Non-affiliated Margaret Ng Ngoi-yee, representing the legal profession, said the remarks were offensive. She said it was highly inappropriate for Mr Tung to end his address with such "patriarch-style". She said Mr Tung had expressed some sincerity and a wish to discuss, for example, a more accountable government. But she said: "I am extremely surprised he should have ended a generally positive piece with such a destructive set of comments as if he was going to teach someone a lesson. "I really don't understand why he added the last part to his speech and used such sternness in its delivery. I think it is a great pity, wholly unnecessary and fairly offensive." She said the legislature existed to monitor government policies and to raise criticism if members thought the Government was not performing well. "So for a Chief Executive to come to the Legislative Council to tell us that we should not waste time in criticism, but should go on doing constructive things, I think, is exceedingly improper," Ms Ng said. In the second last paragraph of his 43-page address, Mr Tung said: "I have noticed in recent times a change in community attitudes. People are more inclined to adopt a mood of scepticism, and criticism - even belittling the capabilities of our own people . . .

36. Election Guide 2000 election 2000 Guide Democratic Party Source Press Release, Ultraviolent video games Jun 16, 2000. Pro He wants to teach democratic principles in school. http://www.misanthropic-bitch.com/election_guide_2000.html

Million Sow MarchMommies Make Me CryMr. Ruger's NeighborhoodGod Bless America ... Velma Search www.misanthropic-bitch.com Election 2000 Guide Democratic Party: Al Gore Pro: He's schizo. We'll never know which Gore we're getting. It'll be a surprise. Con: He's schizo. Free Lithium for all. Pro: He pushes an anti-smoking campaign. Why smoke when drinking Vodka is much more glamorous? Con: He pushes an anti-smoking campaign. He used to defend tobacco farmers and accept contributions from tobacco companies. Pro: He invented the Internet. And brought this Web site to you. Con: He invented the Internet. And he'd gladly ban "hate speech" on it. Pro: He wants to expand anti-drug policies. But you're safe if you're related to him and attend Harvard. Con: He wants to expand anti-drug policies. In his youth, he put Cheech and Chong to shame, which means he's even more rabid about his anti-drug stance. Pro: He feels that Latino values are the best values. Henceforth, all women will shop at Rave, Bang Bang and Le Chateau. Archives Australia: Land of Fairies The Aztec Tori Amos Bad Baby Names The Blair Witch Project ... Media Whore

37. Massachusetts Bishops Election 2000 October 20, 2000. Americans to exercise faithful citizenship in this presidentialelection year cease to denounce abortion and euthanasia and teach all Catholics http://www.macathconf.org/massachusetts_bishops_election_2.htm

Massachusetts Bishops Urge Catholics To "Stand For Life" by Voting For Candidates "Who Stand With Us" Embargoed till October 20, 2000 OCTOBER 20, 2000 BOSTON, MA – The Bishops of the four Roman Catholic dioceses in Massachusetts have issued an election statement calling on Catholics to exercise their "moral obligation" to vote and to recognize the "absolute centrality" of the protection of human life when choosing candidates on Election Day, Tuesday, November 7. Faithful Citizenship in Massachusetts : "It is our responsibility to vote for candidates who will promote life and the culture of life over the culture of death." The statement emphasizes that support of abortion and euthanasia by any candidate "is always wrong and can never be justified." Besides abortion and euthanasia, the Bishops see parental choice in education, affordable health care, and protection against violence as election issues particularly relevant this year. The Bishops, representing the Archdiocese of Boston and the Dioceses of Springfield, Worcester, and Fall River, urge Catholics "to become informed about the candidates and the issues so that our choices will be based on the truth and will reflect the principles of our faith and our nation." October 20, 2000

38. Education Week On The Web: Special Reports And Series Quality Counts 2000 Who Should teach? Quality Counts 2000 Who Should teach? (January2000). (NovemberDecember 2000). election 2000 The Education election , http://www.edweek.org/sreports/special_reports_full_list.html

Quality Counts 2002: Building Blocks for Success The sixth edition of Education Week 's 50-state report card on education examines the states' efforts in early-childhood education. January 2002 Quality Counts 2001: A Better Balance January 2001 Quality Counts 2000: Who Should Teach? January 2000 Quality Counts '99: Rewarding Results, Punishing Failure January 1999 Quality Counts '98: The Urban Challenge: Public Education in the 50 States January 1998 Quality Counts '97 January 1997 Technology Counts '02: E-Defining Education The fifth edition of Education Week 's annual 50-state report on educational technology focuses on how state and district e-learning initiatives are changing the education landscape. May 2002 Technology Counts '01: The New Divides May 2001 Technology Counts '99: Building the Digital Curriculum September 1999 Technology Counts '98: Putting School Technology To the Test October 1998 Technology Counts '97: Schools and Reform In the Information Age October 1997 The Union Imprint A three-part series examines the ways the teachers' unions work to shape education policy.

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40. Time For Kids | Teachers | Reproducibles | Glory! for America, a national corps of recent college graduates who teach for two election2000; Last week you should have received our special election 2000 issue http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/teachers/reproducibles/html/0,6810,57677,00.html

Animals Black History Bullying Elections Environment Government Geography Health Holidays Middle East Space Sports Technology Women World History WORLD REPORT EDITION October 6, 2000 Vol.6 No.5 Read Magazine Online Reproducibles for the Issue State and National Standards ... Glory! Glory! World Report WEBsclusive: Penguin Pals In TFK News Scoop (9/29/00) and World Report (9/22/00) editions, your students read about an oil spill last June that nearly killed rare African penguins. Volunteers rescued and cleaned 40,000 of the endangered birds. Last month, they were released on a beach in Cape Town, South Africa. In TFK World Report (10/6/00) readers will meet a fictional penguin named Whiteblack, the adorable character in a recently discovered book written and illustrated by the creators of Curious George. Introduce your Big Picture (K-1) and News Scoop (grades 2-3) students to Penelope, another penguin pal! Visit www.penelopepenguin.com to meet the lovable bird Penelope, the main character in author Debbie Pollard's new book, Penelope Penguin's Pancake Party (ages pre-k through 8). The site includes playful puzzles for young readers. Plus, you can purchase the book online. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the book will go to Teach for America, a national corps of recent college graduates who teach for two years in under-resourced urban and rural public schools. Each year, 1,500 corps members reach more than 100,000 students. Teacher's Guide - Volume 6 No.5 - October 6, 2000

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