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Electoral Process 2022-23

Electoral Process 2022-23

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Social Studies

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4th - 5th Grade

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Kayla Kite

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17 Slides • 13 Questions

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​Electoral Process Review
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Learning Outcome: I can identify roles & responsibilities of the federal government.

I can sequence the steps of the Canadian federal electoral process.​

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Open Ended

The most important office, and the one that all of us can and should fill, is that of the private citizen."  -Louis Brandeis

Based on our learning about government and citizenship, what does this quote mean to you?

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Then answer the questions on the following slides.​

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Multiple Select

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What are the 3 responsibilities of a Member of Parliament (MP)?

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Propose new/changes to Legislation

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Provide services to the community

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Enforce laws on citizens

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Represent the constituents

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Multiple Choice

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MPs serve on:

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Task forces

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Focus groups

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Councils

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Committees

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Multiple Choice

In the House of Commons, the MPs propose, debate, and vote on:

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Legislation

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the Bible

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The Charter of Rights & Freedoms

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The Constitution

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Poll

What do you think is the most important role of an MP?

Serve on committees

Proposing new & changes to Legistlation

Prepare speeches & briefings to Parliament

Helping constituents access & navigate government services

Represent the values & interests of their constituents

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Open Ended

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Why did you choose that responsibility?

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Then answer the questions on the following slides.​

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Multiple Choice

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What is the role of the Senate?

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Proposes, debates, & refines proposals to new laws passed by the House of Commons.

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Create new laws.

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The country's head of state, sign bills into law.

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Multiple Choice

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What is the role of the House of Commons?

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Proposes, debates, & passes new Bills.

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The country's head of state, signs bills into law.

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between senators & MPs?

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They are the same, there is no difference.

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The senators are appointed by the Governor General & the MPs are elected by citizens.

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Senators represent the Prime Minister & MPs represent constituents.

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Senators are voted in, but MPs are chosen by the Prime Minister.

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Multiple Choice

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What is the role of the Monarch?

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The country's head of state, signs bills into law.

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Debates new bills & laws.

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Proposes new laws.

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Multiple Select

What needs to happen for a bill to become a law?

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Passed by the House of Commons

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Passed by the Senate.

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Signed by the Governor General.

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Debated by the Prime Minister.

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Check your answers compared to the ​answer on the answer key.

  1. Your answer is correct if it contains words like:

    1. choose​

    2. represent

    3. citizens

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​Election Process

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If your answers are correct, give a check mark. If not, write the correct number in pen.

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​Election Process

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Check your answers compared to the ​answer on the answer key.

  1. Your answer is correct if it contains words like:

    1. pro

    2. win

    3. con

    4. less votes

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​Election Process

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​Choose a speech bubble on this slide. On the next slide, explain why that person might be more comfortable with the electoral system noted above the bubble.

​Which type of system would suit your ideas best?

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​Consider this perspective...
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​Consider this perspective...
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​Consider this perspective...
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​Consider this perspective...
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​Consider this perspective...
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Poll

I relate the most to this system:

First past the post

Proportional representation

Consensus & proportional representation

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Open Ended

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This is why the person in the speech bubble would be comfortable with this electoral system. Include 3 supporting reasons.

Sentence starter: This person would be comfortable with the ______________ electoral system because...

Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly,...

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​Summative: Goal, Role, Audience
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Read this out loud to yourself in a whisper voice.​

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​Summative: Product & Standards
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Read this out loud to yourself in a whisper voice.​

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​Summative Criteria
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Read this out loud to yourself in a whisper voice.​

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  • ​Plan your comic using the following planning diagram.

  • Make sure you have at least 15 steps in total!

​Elections Comic Process

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  • Start working on your comic!

  • Make sure you check the must-haves & "amazing" for how you will be assessed.

​Elections Comic

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​Electoral Process Review
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Learning Outcome: I can identify roles & responsibilities of the federal government.

I can sequence the steps of the Canadian federal electoral process.​

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