Divided Democracy? The United States and the Presidential Elections
Teachers’ conference in cooperation with the Atlantic Academy
In a turbulent election year, Americans have debated the direction of their country, worried about the state of democracy, weathered primaries and debates and will decide on November 5 between two unpopular candidates. The outcome of the election will also impact Germany and Europe and is therefore closely watched and scrutinized. Reason enough to take a closer look at the U.S. election system and its challenges, the development of the Republican Party and its relationship to democracy as well as the role the U.S. media plays. In this seminar for teachers, we will discuss structural and societal issues and developments of the American election cycle and their relevance for the classroom
PROGRAM
9.00 am
Welcome remarks
9.10 am
Resources and Strategies for the Classroom
Anna Schönbach, Pädagogisches Landesinstitut Rheinland-Pfalz
10.15 am
The U.S. Election System and Its Challenges
Dr. Dominik Tolksdorf, DGAP
11.30 pm
Lunch Break
1 pm
The Republican Party and Democracy
Dr. Philipp Adorf, Universität Bonn
Short Break
2.30 pm
The Media and the U.S. Elections
N.N.
4 pm
End of program day
Zielgruppen
Lehrerinnen und Lehrer
Schularten
Gymnasium Integrierte Gesamtschule Berufsbildende Schule
Schwerpunkt
Lehrpläne und Bildungsstandards in den Fächern, Kompetenzorientierung
Stichworte
#English, USA, Amerika, Politik, Englisch,
International, Wahlen, presidential election, Elections, US, Atlantische Akademie, US Generalkonsulat, Atlantic Academy, US Consulate General, Fernunterricht
Organisation
Veranstaltungsart
Fortbildung
Fortbildungsart
E-Session
Ausbildungsstunden
7
Dozenten
Dr. Philipp Adorf, N.N., N.N., N.N., Anna Schönbach, Dr. Dominik Tolksdorf, Sarah Wagner