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Munger, E. S.; And Others – 1967
The Caltech political military exercise (PME) is a game in which players assume roles of leaders of various countries and attempt to act as they think these leaders would in a time of international crises. The main purposes of the exercise are (1) to provide students with an experience in crisis diplomacy and policy formation, and (2) to provide a…
Descriptors: Educational Games, Higher Education, International Education, Leadership Training
Shelly, Ann – 1972
A game designed to introduce elementary and middle school students to the primary election process and its operational elements through simulation and role playing activities is presented in this document. A hypothetical town of Notae which has been controlled by one political party for years without resulting change is described. Issues in the…
Descriptors: Civics, Class Activities, Educational Games, Elections
Rabin, Jack; Dodd, Donald B. – 1973
A game designed to introduce secondary and college students to the legislative process and the issues surrounding the Equal Rights Amendment through simulation and role playing is presented. The simulation places the student in the role of a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee of the State Legislature of the hypothetical state of New…
Descriptors: Civics, Civil Rights, Class Activities, Educational Games
Multi-District Inst. for Political Education, Pitman, NJ. – 1972
This unit is intended to provide the student with clear understanding of the function of interest groups and lobbyists in the American Democratic political system. It has been designed to be used for 12-17 days of class work. However, it is possible to alter this time by several days depending upon the individual situation. "Why Lobby"? is divided…
Descriptors: Civics, Class Activities, Curriculum Guides, Educational Games
Illinois Univ., Urbana. Social Science Curriculum Study Center. – 1968
Designed to follow "Economics: Choice Making" described in SO 003 175, this secondary teacher and student manual provides simulation exercises to approximate the processes of political decision-making on the local level. Objectives of this course of study are for students to: gain an understanding of political processes; learn analytical methods…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Cognitive Objectives, Community Study, Concept Teaching
Western Curriculum Project on Canada Studies, Edmonton (Alberta). – 1971
The curriculum material the Nanaimo District Senior High School curriculum development project is designing is based on the City of Nanaimo and its environs. The problem selected for their substantive research is the socio-political process in a growing city including the role and impact of: 1) civil service, elected officials, voters, and…
Descriptors: City Government, Civics, Community Study, Concept Teaching
Mehlinger, Howard D.; Patrick, John J. – 1972
This text presents high school students with up-to-date findings of social scientists about political behavior in order to increase their political knowledge and sophistication. Case studies which describe the various political activities of typical citizens and political leaders are used throughout the work. Simulations, games, political attitude…
Descriptors: Civics, Class Activities, Critical Thinking, Educational Games