Tomorrow is the election!! I am quite happy for this for two main reasons:
#1 - No more television ads - you can't watch 10 minutes of TV without seeing ads that bash one candidate or another. I wish there was a limit to how many ads they could show - use the money for something more useful!
#2 - No more robo telephone calls - when Bob Barker calls me to tell me to vote, thats where I draw the line. I actually disconnected my house phone for the past week. When an actual person called and asked who I was voting for, my response was, "whoever calls me the least". They never know what to say after that.
Apart from my frustration with ads and telephone calls, I am actually excited to do a mock election in my classes. I put together a very simple ballot that my students will vote with. I had them list their class period and gender just so we can do some extra analysis such as:
~Which President did the girls want vs. the boys
~ Which class period would have elected a particular candidate over another
~ Did all class periods vote the same
~ If we awarded an "electoral" vote to the candidate that won each class - would they win the "electoral vote" and the popular vote or just one of them.
There is so much data analysis you can get from just a simple vote! I love analyzing data!
This is my sample ballot - you could add the extra 3rd parties - but knowing my students, they most likely would choose those people just to be funny and it wouldn't be that accurate.
Make sure you all go and vote tomorrow!!!
I created a google spreadsheet (I love google!) to gather all of our votes. Take a look and see if your classes had a similar voting experience.
#2 - No more robo telephone calls - when Bob Barker calls me to tell me to vote, thats where I draw the line. I actually disconnected my house phone for the past week. When an actual person called and asked who I was voting for, my response was, "whoever calls me the least". They never know what to say after that.
Apart from my frustration with ads and telephone calls, I am actually excited to do a mock election in my classes. I put together a very simple ballot that my students will vote with. I had them list their class period and gender just so we can do some extra analysis such as:
~Which President did the girls want vs. the boys
~ Which class period would have elected a particular candidate over another
~ Did all class periods vote the same
~ If we awarded an "electoral" vote to the candidate that won each class - would they win the "electoral vote" and the popular vote or just one of them.
There is so much data analysis you can get from just a simple vote! I love analyzing data!
This is my sample ballot - you could add the extra 3rd parties - but knowing my students, they most likely would choose those people just to be funny and it wouldn't be that accurate.
Make sure you all go and vote tomorrow!!!
I created a google spreadsheet (I love google!) to gather all of our votes. Take a look and see if your classes had a similar voting experience.
~Michelle
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