How to teach voting and Elections 101
Join our workshop and build your confidence in teaching all things elections and voting for the 2024 General Election
How to teach voting and elections 101
Teaching pupils about voting can be an engaging way to convey topics relevant to young people that also support many school policies. However, teaching about elections can also feel overwhelming if it is not your subject specialism.
This free online session will explore practical strategies and pedagogy to make your lessons engaging and effective. Led by experienced educators Kelly Allchin (Assistant Principal, Leeds City Academy) and Zoe Baker (ACT’s Head of Education and Professional Development), the workshop provides a supportive environment to overcome challenges and build your confidence in handling teaching about voting and elections with impartiality. You’ll leave with fresh ideas for the next day, a stronger grasp of the subject matter, and improved teaching skills.
During this session participants will be able to see how some of ACT’s new freely available learning material can support your teaching, and ask questions in a supportive environment.
Why come to this event
- Learn practical strategies: Gain immediately usable tips to implement in your next lesson.
- Enhanced knowledge: Build a stronger understanding of the subject matter.
- Improved teaching skills: Develop more effective ways to engage students with the topic.
- Increased confidence: Feel more assured in handling the subject with impartiality.
Event team
Meet the team who will be running this event
Zoe Baker
Head of Education and Professional Development (ACT)
Kelly Allchin
Assistant Principal, Leeds City Academy
FAQs
These are some of the questions we are most often asked about our training sessions. If you have other questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and we will be happy to help.