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Exploring the Role of the Judiciary in Our Government
Dear John,
This week, the state of Wisconsin held an election for one of their state Supreme Court positions. Use
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this lesson to help your students explore the different ways states select their state judges and how those processes are similar or different than selecting federal judges. Your students will also analyze how these different processes reflect the ways states might view the roles of their Supreme Courts.
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Student Opportunity Get your students into dialogue with students from around the country! Encourage their participation in our
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Think the Vote debate platform . The current question is "Should ChatGPT be Banned From Classrooms?"
Winners are picked on both sides and BRI awards prizes for the best answers. Referring teachers are also able to win prizes!
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Student Opportunity Preparing your students to take the AP Government and Politics exam or the AP U.S. History exam? Watch the recordings of our
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AP Preparation webinars to help them achieve the best possible score. Led by experienced AP teachers, these webinars contain tips, tricks, and content reviews to make sure your students are fully prepared for all versions of the exams.
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Featured Resources
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Building Blocks of Progress encourages students to consider the economic choices that actors make every day. The resource covers the role of individuals, government, and economic principles in creating a free society. Each lesson is paired with multiple videos developed by the Hoover Institution to create a rich, blended learning experience for students.
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