Register for “A Fair Vote? Rights, Responsibilities, and Decision-Making in a Democracy” Training Session on Dec 3

A Fair Vote? Rights, Responsibilities, and Decision-Making in a Democracy is an exciting new resource for Grade 5 Social Studies teachers, which was developed by the Elementary Teachers of Toronto and Fair Vote Canada.

This resource supports Strand B of the Social Studies curriculum on the Role of Government and Responsible Citizenship. The curriculum resource invites students to consider alternatives to our First-Past-the-Post voting system. Consisting of three lessons with accompanying slideshows, it concludes with students holding a mock Citizens’ Assembly to determine what changes could be made to our voting system.

A free virtual training session will be held on December 3rd, 4-5 pm, for interested teachers across Ontario. The training will provide teachers with an overview of the resource and a community of learners to collaborate with its implementation.

Interested teachers can sign up using the form below to join the training and receive the resource.

Please help us to get the word out to Grade 5 teachers – please share this session information! 

Questions? Email Nigel Barriffe at nbarriffe@ett.on.ca

This event is brought to you by the ETT Political Action and Public Education Committee and is part of an ongoing ETT workshop series. More sessions are coming soon.