In this episode, the hosts discuss civic education, voting, and being a good citizen. What does learning about citizenship, government, and voting look like for students in U.S. schools? What is taught well, what is taught badly, and what isn't taught at all? Kate learned about a new tool for remote learning, and Chelsea learned some really weird stuff about cults and turkeys. Don't forget to vote!

Voting Resources-

Click here to make sure you're all ready to vote! - www.vote.org

Personalized Voting Information - www.vote411.com

Become a poll worker! - https://www.eac.gov/voters/become-poll-worker

Resources for Voters - https://www.eac.gov/voters/resourcesforvoters

Find your local election office website - https://www.usa.gov/election-office

Episode Resources-

BBC - "What is the Electoral College?"

Business Insider - Voting History

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy - Civic Education

Pew Research Center - Voter Turnout

Time - "The Troubling Reason the Electoral College Exists"

Loom Screen Recording

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