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More resources! Curated by the IDEAL consortium at World Education.

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More resources! Curated by the IDEAL consortium at World Education.

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Elections resources: categories include .gov, .org, voters' stories, video resources, online activities, news literacy, new American voters...

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Three types of election rumors: read before election day to be prepared

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Three types of election rumors: read before election day to be prepared

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Voting in NYC: registering, early voting, absentee voting, etc. 

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Voting in NYC: registering, early voting, absentee voting, etc. 

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How to register to vote, vote early, by mail and by absentee ballot — among other things. Here’s how to get ready for the general election.

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What to Know About Voting in New York Before November’s Election

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How to register to vote, vote early, by mail and by absentee ballot — among other things. Here’s how to get ready for the general election.

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Shola, an employee at a community TV station, finds her voice speaking about democracy, immigration, education, and other issues of importance to her and her family.

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Shola, an employee at a community TV station, finds her voice speaking about democracy, immigration, education, and other issues of importance to you, your family, and the times we live in. What difference can a voice make? Watch Shola’s Voice and discover the power of your own voice.

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Debunks rumors daily. You can search topics or types of misinformation such as #Election2024 or #doctoredphoto

Includes multiple lessons on the five factors you should consider when evaluating the credibility of a claim: authenticity, source, evidence, context, and reasoning: https://www.rumorguard.org/factors#techniquesR

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RumorGuard from the News Literacy Project

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Helping you determine the credibility of info found online

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7th grade reading level. CEFR B2, or High Intermediate ESOL (according to ChatGPT). Topics: How America Votes; The Road to the White House; What Is the Electoral College; This Year's Other Big Races.

Videos at the end are more geared towards children, but some of our students may find them amusing.

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How America Votes Find out how Americans choose their leaders.

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Slow reveal graphs: voting, representation, and elections

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Slow reveal graphs: voting, representation, and elections

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Folder in Google Drive with several slow reveal graphs. (Google slides with questions to ask students as each slide, layer of the graph, is revealed.)

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Vocabulary related to: Government branches, voting, voting rights, African American history

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Vocabulary related to: Government branches, voting, voting rights, African American history

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Free e-learning platform with engaging, authoritative lessons on subjects like news media bias, misinformation, conspiratorial thinking and more.

(Built for K-12)

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About | Checkology | The News Literacy Project

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Checkology is a free e-learning platform with engaging, authoritative lessons on subjects like news media bias, misinformation, conspiratorial thinking and more. Learners develop the ability to identify credible information, seek out reliable sources and apply critical thinking skills to separate fact-based content from falsehoods.

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Factchequando: Spanish fact checking site

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Factchequando: Spanish fact checking site

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Search by topic for misinformation spread online.

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Luchamos contra los bulos y hacemos periodismo para que no te la cuelen. Con tu ayuda paramos la desinformación y la mentira.

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A tool for exploring trends and analysis related to falsehoods regarding candidates and the voting process.

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Misinformation Dashboard: Election 2024 — Be informed, not misled — News Literacy Project

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The News Literacy Project’s Misinformation Dashboard: Election 2024 collects examples of viral election-related rumors, revealing trends and empowering people to identify and resist falsehoods.

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The NYSED/CUNY Civics Text Collection includes nine units, in which you will find materials that teach the same or similar content in a format designed for beginning readers, and in formats that are appropriate for mid-level and advanced readers.

Created for use in ABE / HSE (GED) classes but some ESOL instructors will find value.

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Five Lessons: I am a citizen, how do I vote" 

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Five Lessons: I am a citizen, how do I vote" 

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Follow Hawa, Bria, Carlos, William, Nhong, Mai and Tran as they register to vote, learn about the candidates and issues, make choices and finally cast their vote in the up-coming election. With these five stories, first-time voters explore what it means to be a citizen, whether they were born in the United States or have immigrated and recently become a citizen. If you have trouble with the link above, materials are saved in our Google Drive here .

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Voter Education: I am a citizen; how do I vote?

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Voter Engagement Lessons (ESOL, HSE Math, HSE ELA)

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The Literacy Assistance Center has partnered with Community Votes to launch a new Voter Engagement Project for adult education programs. The goal is to get more eligible New Yorkers to vote, especi…

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The Change Agent: Advocate, Organize, Vote (August 2024 issue)

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The Change Agent: Advocate, Organize, Vote (August 2024 issue)

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https://changeagent.nelrc.org/issues/issue-62-august-2024-advocate-organize-vote/

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Subscribe to The Change Agent today and bring powerful student writing into your classroom. Each issue explores topics highly relevant to students’ lives and communities. Along with each issue, you get a wealth of teacher resources (see sample pages here). Online subscribers have access to audio articles (see a sample here), PDFs of all the back issues, and many “extras.”