Parenting Teaching Tools for Democracy: How to Use the Election to Teach Kids the Power of Democracy by Margaret Steck
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In the coming days and weeks, we'll be hearing quite a lot about the election results and what that means for our country. Regardless of your views, this is the perfect opportunity to empower your teen and to use this time as a valuable teaching tool for democracy. Your teen may be eligible to vote during the next Presidential Election in 2024, so now is the perfect time to:
- Instill confidence that he or she will have a say who will run the country in four years.
- Show them how to go beyond rhetoric and media hype and weigh the pros and cons of candidates (and legislation, too!) by looking at the facts.
Teach with an open mind and an open heart so that by the next presidential election cycle, your teen will be ready to exercise the right to vote!
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