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American Electoral Process
SOC-982
3 Credits
Online
4.75/5.00
SOC-982
3 Credits
Online
4.75/5.00
Survey the structure and functions of the American electoral process with an emphasis on public opinion, citizen participation, ideology, interest groups, the media, political parties, campaigns, and elections. Teachers will also learn how to implement these concepts in the classroom. This course addresses the Common Core Standards for Literacy and Writing in History/Social Studies, the NCSS College, Career, and Civic Life (C3) Framework for Social Studies State Standards, the CCE National Standards for Civics and Government, and the NCHS U.S. History Standards.
NOTE: Required textbook must be acquired separately.
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I have been an educator in various capacities at both the college and secondary levels. At Fresno Pacific University, I have taught courses in Biblical studies, history, and liberal arts and have developed several courses for teachers seeking to earn continuing education units. I have also worked with new teachers at the high school level via master teaching and serving as a BTSA support provider. For over a decade, I have taught AP courses in U.S. History and American Government and Politics.