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奔向白宮：一場關於總統大選的遊戲
Edmond David Hally, PhD
平均評分：4.9評論數量：(315)
在這一次性課程中，學生將在遊戲中使用現實生活中的民意調查數據，這將有助於他們了解總統選舉的運作方式以及 2020 年總統選舉結果。
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What factors make a candidate more likely to win the Presidential election? Is it campaign funding? Likability? Issues? Or does a crafty candidate need to worry about all of the above? In this lesson, students will learn about how pollsters and academics predict election outcomes and why so many of these models were wrong in 2016. The class will play a game I designed. The game uses uses real life polling and election data from August and September of 2020 to model what happened in the...
Students will learn how pollsters and academics use public opinion data to make predictions about elections. Students will also learn how the election landscape of 2020 lead to its outcome.
I have been teaching Political Science courses at the college level since 2002. My B.A. is in Elementary Education and Political Science. I have both published and presented research on the use of games in the college classroom.
Any game materials will be posted in the Outschool classroom. Students will choose their roles at the beginning of the game using these materials at the beginning of the game.
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This class focuses on the solely strategy that campaigns use to win battleground states; it doesn't delve into any of the specific issues addressed by the candidates in the campaign. If students bring these issues up, we may discuss the more appropriate ones while adhering to the guidelines for respectful discussion covered at the beginning of class. In all other ways, this class adheres to the class content policy established by Outschool. It presents facts and ideas that are grounded in science, in this case, social science polling methodology. It uses real world evidence (voter data) to simulate possible election outcomes. I avoid discussing my own viewpoints or vote choices with the students, although I'm happy to discuss the students' own preferences in a neutral and unbiased way.
The class will be using 270towin.com to see different electoral map possibilities. We will look at election forecasting sites such as fivethirtyeight.com, Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball, and Real Clear Politics. I will be incorporating public opinion data from Pew, Gallup and other organizations.
平均評分：4.9評論數量：(315)
Hello! My name is Ed. On Outschool, I hope to teach lessons focused on social studies, science, and literature. After graduating college, I spent a year as a substitute teacher and then another year with my own 3rd and 4th grade classroom. ...
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Ages: 10-14
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