Election 2016: Voting Rights Background for Students

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Colette Bennett
Secondary Education Expert

This presidential election year provides an opportunity to study the Constitutional Amendments and laws that provide the right to vote to citizens.

Researchers suggest that teachers may need to rethink spending their time to create and to grade summer assignment packets.

Helping students understand the language of political campaigns prepares them for the future when they exercise their right to vote.

Research confirms that the number of books read during the summer is consistently related to academic gains.

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