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Title of the Experience
Election systems - majority vote
Name of the teacher
Rositsa Pavlova
Country where it took place
Bulgaria
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Other
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of contact
Direct
Description of the Experience
In this practice students must learn what is a majority vote. The work is organized as a game. Class selects candidates for president of the Republic of Bulgaria. Class prepares a panel of students to verify that the applicants meet the requirements of the Constitution.
Candidates select assistants, plan approaches, strategies and platforms and means of agitation .
Finally, each student votes in secret.
The successful candidate has a special place during the classes in making decisions for the whole class.

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