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Jordan Chesson - 13 Years Education Experience

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Political Parties, Advertisements, and Rallies -- Oh My! This class offers an UNBIASED and NEUTRAL exploration of the 2024 election, delving into how political parties function and examining the most significant current events of 2024!

Countdown to the 2024 Election! In this 10-week online course, we'll explore how the American political system works and discuss the latest political events. Get ready to dive into the news and understand what's happening in real time!

For the first half of class, students will learn what the U.S. Constitution is, and what it says about voting and elections for the Legislative and Executive branches of government. For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government

The U.S. Constitution and Elections

History of Political Parties in the United States

For the first half of class, we will discuss how political parties began in the United States. This will lead to a discussion on Washington's Farewell Address and whether students believe political parties are helpful or harmful. For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

America's First Political Parties

For the first half of class, students will learn about our two current major political parties and how the platforms of the parties have shifted over time. For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

Shifting Party Views and Values

For the first half of class, students will learn about the political spectrum (right vs. left) and how political parties fall on the spectrum. My goal for this lesson is to show students that Americans fall on a spectrum, and there is no "us vs. them." For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

Political Spectrum

Right vs. Left: It's all a Spectrum!

For the first half of class, students will learn about the current Republican party, utilizing the official Republican Party platform. Students will also be reminded of the political spectrum throughout this lesson! For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

The Republican Party of Today

For the first half of class, students will learn about the current Democratic party, utilizing the official Republican Party platform. Students will also be reminded of the political spectrum throughout this lesson! For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

The Democratic Party of Today

For the first half of class, students will learn about current third parties, like the Green Party, Libertarian Party, and Constitution Party, utilizing each one's official platforms. For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

Third Parties 

For the first half of class, students will learn about the Presidential and Congressional election processes. Topics will include election primaries, national conventions, official nominations, campaigning, and what happens on election night. For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

Election Process

The U.S. Election Process

For the first half of class, students will learn about the Electoral College: what it is, why it's part of our election process, and how it works. For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

What in the World is the Electoral College?!

For the first half of class, students will learn about the events that follow an election leading up to inauguration day. For the second half of class, we will discuss current events from the week regarding U.S. politics and the American government.

After the Election: Inauguration 

U.S. Election 2024 & Political Party Basics

Are you ready to conquer the world of American Government? Look no further than Gina Jude Curriculum and their dynamic approach to teaching with CLEP exam preparation! Take the CLEP exam confidently or prepare for other higher learning.

High School  American Government (Civics) 

Gina Jude Curriculum--CLEP and AP Specialists

In this semester-long class, students will be learning about all aspects of US Government by learning the Articles of the Constitution and how it is still relevant today. #academic

Government Civics - The Living Constitution: Connecting to Today! Semester Class

Wendy Wawrzyniak

𝗪𝗵𝗼 𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗱𝘀 𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿—𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗱𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘆 𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗶𝘁? Learn the roles of Congress, the presidency, courts, and policy-making institutions to build AP-level skills in analysis, structure, and political strategy.


AP US Government & Politics: Congress, Presidency, Courts & Bureaucracy

Kindred Scholars Academy / Christine Santos LLC

This course is designed to introduce students to US Civics and Government by covering essential topics in the history of the US Government, the three party system, and the differences and similarities between Federal and State Government

8th Grade History: US Civics and Government

Rachel Pacheco

A semester course designed to introduce students to the principles behind American government and current political practices in the United States. 

American Government and Politics (Civics) - Semester Course

Nathaniel Gilbert

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US Civics American Civics History of Government, Constitution and Branches 14-18

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Semester Civics Exploration: US Government, Constitution, Bill of Rights, and More!

Spencer Bishins

Learn about the United States Government for credit in a small group setting with an experienced Government teacher and attorney.

United States Government and Civics Part 1/2 (Full Semester)

Jennifer Hughes, B.A., J.D., LL.M, LC

In this ongoing class learners will learn US Civics and government using hands on curriculum with a qualified teacher. 

Middle School Civics

Wild and Unstructured Learning

In this ongoing class, we learn all things civics.  Students will work with the teacher and the other students for a full years civics curriculum.

Elementary Civics Class

In this US Government class students will learn about the 3 branches of government, how bills become laws, The Constitution,  US monuments and National Parks, the Library of Congress, the National Archives, the White House 

 US Government--History and Workings of American Government 

Maria Ward

Learn about the law and the United States court system. 

Civics and U.S. Law for Kids - A Legal Primer

Nelson Vargas, JD; Civics/Hist. Professor

In this one-time class, high school students will explore the foundation of government. They will analyze different types of governments and design their own fictional government based off the key characteristics of all governments.

Exploring the Foundations of Government

A four-week course follows the Buiding a Government Class and discusses rights afforded to us under the US Constitution, including the Bill of Rights and the Constitutional Amendments

US Constitution: Building a Government Part 2

A United States Constitutional primer for middle schoolers, with consideration of the Bill of Rights, the Supreme Court, and States Rights     

US Constitution: Building a Government (Part 1)

American Government covers the historical, philosophical, cultural, and social development of the American system of government. #academic

American Government - High School

Thomas Jones

Life Skills

This LGBTQIA+ teen social club offers a safe, supportive space to connect, and build social and communication skills. Through discussions and activities, teens gain confidence, make friends, and find belonging in an inclusive community.

LGBTQIA+ Teen Social Club: Connect, Support, and Build Friendships

Is your child ready for AP US History? Have them get a head start on APUSH! This one-week prep camp builds confidence with key content, exam format, and writing skills (SAQ, LEQ, DBQ)—perfect for students taking APUSH in the fall.

Start Apush Strong: One-Week Camp for Incoming AP U.S. History Students

In this 5-day camp, teens explore major U.S. history debates, sharpen critical thinking, and practice respectful argument skills. Perfect for students who love discussion, civics, and learning to see all sides of a historical issue.

U.S. History's Greatest Debates Camp

Health & Wellness

In this ongoing class, kids will explore fun and practical mindfulness skills to help them stay calm, focused, and confident. Each week brings activities and tools they can use in daily life to manage stress and build emotional resilience!

Mindfulness Club for Kids: Weekly Tools to Stay Calm & Confident

This 5-day mindfulness camp helps teens build focus, manage stress, and strengthen emotional resilience. Through fun and engaging activities, they’ll learn practical tools to stay calm, present, and mindful—skills they can use every day!

5-Day Mindfulness Camp for Teens: Manage Stress & Emotions With Confidence

This self-paced 12-week course covers U.S. citizenship basics, with videoed lectures, interactive assignments, and enriching activities to cover key moments that shaped the U.S., the branches of government, political parties and more!

High School U.S. Civics & Civic Literacy | Self-Paced Full Curriculum

This is the perfect course to help prepare your student for the AP US History exam! This 8-week AP US History prep course helps students master multiple choice questions and improve their skills in writing SAQs, DBQs, and LEQs.

Apush Exam Prep | Master Multiple Choice, SAQ, DBQ, & LEQ

This 12-week mindfulness course helps teens develop focus, manage stress, and build emotional resilience. Through fun, engaging activities, they’ll learn practical techniques to stay calm, present, and mindful in daily life. 

Mindfulness & SEL Skills for Teens | Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum

APUSH can be challenging, but I’m here to help. I offer extra support with both the historical content material, as well as exam prep, and writing skills to ensure your child succeeds. Let’s tackle it together!

Apush/AP U.S. History 1-On-1 Tutoring | Content, Writing, & Study Skills Help

This 12-week mindfulness course helps kids develop focus, manage stress, and build emotional resilience. Through fun, engaging activities, they’ll learn practical techniques to stay calm, present, and mindful in daily life. 

Kids Mindfulness & Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) | Curriculum-Based Program

This one-time class will teach students how the brain works, focusing on its parts and how they interact. We'll also explore the zone of resilience and ways to stay resilient, even on tough days!

Mindfulness 101: What's Happening in My Brain?! (Elementary School)

Learners meet weekly to discuss and learn about US politics, government, and history through an examination of current news stories. 

U.S. Current Events in Context: Government, Politics, Elections & History

Darby Kennedy, MA

Earn AP American Government Credit from an Audited AP Instructor and take the end of year exam.

Advanced Placement United States Government and Politics for High School Credit 

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗱𝘀 𝗮 𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗼𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿? Explore the ideas, documents, and debates that shaped U.S. government—perfect for building confidence in AP-level thinking and analysis.

AP US Government & Politics: Foundations of American Government

In this one-day etiquette class, students will learn how to use manners and kindness to get along better with others and meet new friends.  

It's Free to Be Polite Etiquette Class for Kids

Michelle Shannon

Students will dive deep into how governments function, how public policy is shaped, and how everyday people can understand, evaluate, and influence the world around them through civic action, current events, and informed debate.

Power and Politics: Understanding Government and the World

Courtney Runchey

In this semester-long course, we will cover a full range of economic and political systems, with analysis of past and present implementation of each.

Economic and Political Systems

In this ongoing class, students will learn about the mechanisms of U.S. and international elections, as well as important issues such as polls, debates, conventions, campaigns, the Electoral College, and certification.

Current Political and Economic Events

A space to have political conversations, critiques and solutions in education, money, tech, health, the environment  and other topics with peers. *Civics* *Government* *Politics* #Academic

The Salon- Big Ideas in Politics & Government 

Amber Johnson Logan

English

Your child will dive into and master engaging tasks from the Longman Elect series at their own pace. The private 25-minute lessons will be expertly tailored to your child’s English ability, spanning the six dynamic levels (1A-6B).

1:1 Longman Elect - Ongoing ESL Tutoring

Teacher Alex

Looking for a fun, low-stress elective that combines creativity, humor, wellness, and social confidence? This 5-part class rotates through funny debates, creative writing, art, mindfulness, and storytelling to boost communication skills!


Speak, Create, Breathe & Connect: Weekly Rotating Electives 

Crystal

The course will progress chronologically, examining two to three elections per week. 
$3 off any class listed now. Use coupon code HOOD0B0W13 at checkout. Valid Oct 1 to Nov 30, 2023.

My Fellow Americans: A History of Presidential Elections

Robert Hood

A fresh perspective on civics as students dissect newspaper articles, connecting sociolinguistic theory to real-world scenarios exploring the dynamic interplay between language, politics, and everyday life. Linguistics, politics, civics.

Language, Power, and Society: Navigating the Political Landscape

Serena W, PhD

In this engaging debate-based history class, students will research powerful women leaders and defend their choice for the fiercest queen in history.

History’s Fierce Queens: Power, Politics, and Legacy

Melanie Hastings

In this My Little Pony class we will have show and tell, sing, hear a story and have time to create!

U.S. Election 2024 & Political Party Basics

Jordan Chesson - 13 Years Education Experience

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