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In 2024 around 2 billion people will vote to choose new leaders in elections that will affect 4.2 billion people – over half the global population!
Our weekly resources help students engage in inspiring discussions about the news and develop essential critical-thinking, oracy and communication skills, media literacy and cultural capital.
Created by experienced teachers and world-leading journalists at The Economist, our collection of free teaching resources helps students learn about what elections are happening what this means for democracy.
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Elections and democracy resources
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Election tactics: voting and campaigns
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"Guilty": should Mr Trump run for president?
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UK election: should AI be allowed?
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Building news literacy: misinformation and disinformation
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How should countries budget their money?
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Should the news be taught in schools?
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Why is the world talking about the US elections?