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While we certainly live in a politically contentious time, election season offers many opportunities for classrooms. PBS offers a collection of election resources<\/a> and has a media challenge focused on the election of 2020. The challenge involves students creating media<\/a> (audio and video) focused on topics likely to be relevant to the election process. This page offers the various resources<\/a> a teacher would need to participate (materials toolbox<\/a>).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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