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CPAC IN THE CLASSROOM
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Through CPAC in the Classroom, CPAC offers programming to all Canadian schools for use in the classroom to help educators teach about politics and government. CPAC provides teachers with access to a diverse array of public affairs programming which is commercial-free and copyright-cleared, as long as you are using them in the classroom.
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Enhance your learning with CPAC's great programming. Our programs can be used for various school subjects. |  | Homework Help | More
Find helpful information and resources on many subjects of Canadian political interest. |  | Freebies | More
CPAC also offers these great homework resources. One copy per teacher. |  | Get Informed | Sign Up
Sign up to receive our quarterly teacher newsletter designed to help you use CPAC in your classroom. |  | Lesson Plans | More
Large bank of lesson plans to help teachers plan their classes. |
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Use these lesson plans to help your students understand the 2008 federal election. |  | Telling Times | More
Telling Times is a series of short documentaries that will educate students about pivotal Canadian events, prominent Canadians and historical buildings. |  | Crossword Puzzles | More
Take a crack at CPAC crossword puzzles. Go ahead...tease your brain! |  | CPAC Quizzes | More
Have fun with our online quizzes about Canadian politics. |  | Podcasts | More
CPAC now provides podcast versions of select programs. |
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From November 2 to 7, 2008, on Parliament Hill, get an insider’s view of Canada’s parliamentary system. Meet parliamentarians, and political, procedural and pedagogical experts. Explore key issues in parliamentary democracy. Develop and gather resources for teaching about parliament, governance, democracy and citizenship. Application deadline is April 30.
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