Teaching American Politics through Student Projects: Electoral Reform Issues and Political Change.

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Main Authors: Alper, Donald K., Hogan, Eugene
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1979
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contents Teaching American Politics through Student Projects: Electoral Reform Issues and Political Change. Alper, Donald K. Hogan, Eugene American Culture Educational Objectives Higher Education Political Issues Political Science Politics Program Descriptions Social Change Student Projects Teaching Methods Describes two projects which involve college students in political science courses on American politics in doing research and giving class reports on proposals for reforming the electoral college and the electoral process. Findings indicate that students participating in the projects become more aware of political realities and learn how to use primary library sources on American politics. (Author/DB)
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spellingShingle Teaching American Politics through Student Projects: Electoral Reform Issues and Political Change.
Alper, Donald K.
Hogan, Eugene
American Culture
Educational Objectives
Higher Education
Political Issues
Political Science
Politics
Program Descriptions
Social Change
Student Projects
Teaching Methods
Teaching American Politics through Student Projects: Electoral Reform Issues and Political Change. Alper, Donald K. Hogan, Eugene American Culture Educational Objectives Higher Education Political Issues Political Science Politics Program Descriptions Social Change Student Projects Teaching Methods Describes two projects which involve college students in political science courses on American politics in doing research and giving class reports on proposals for reforming the electoral college and the electoral process. Findings indicate that students participating in the projects become more aware of political realities and learn how to use primary library sources on American politics. (Author/DB)
title Teaching American Politics through Student Projects: Electoral Reform Issues and Political Change.
topic American Culture
Educational Objectives
Higher Education
Political Issues
Political Science
Politics
Program Descriptions
Social Change
Student Projects
Teaching Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ198714