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12th grade criminal justice - law assessments for Easel Activities
Forensics Unit 11 Test: Blood Evidence
This test accompanies my Forensics Unit Plan 11: Blood Evidence. This test assesses:Basic vocabularyPresumptive tests for blood, blood typesBlood type probabilityDifference between animal and human bloodAngle of impact, circle of convergence, point of origin, and blood spatter pattern scenario evaluation.Use this test alone, with my Forensics Unit 11 Plan, my Unit 11 PPT (Blood Evidence) or get the Complete Forensics Unit 11 Resource Package.Answer Key and Math Work is included!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensics Unit 11: Blood Evidence Basic Resource Bundle
MONSTER: Test + Key
After reading the book Monster by Walter Dean Myers, give your students this book test to review the story elements and check their reading comprehension.I'd love to hear how this product worked for you so please leave me a review.Click to Follow:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Sellers-Im-Following/Add/Knowstuff
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6th - 12th
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Bad Times at the El Royale/White Bear Film Guide
This is a film guide I use for my Literature, Justice, and Law course. It is for the movie Bad Times at the El Royale and "White Bear" from Black Mirror on Netflix. I pair the two of these together to analyze the role of justice and the meaning of punishment. They are also perfect for spurring conversations about morality and the justice system. My students complete the guide after each viewing day, and then after the film, we do the discussion questions in small groups before having a large gro
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Supreme Court Justices and Judicial Branch Knowledge Check Assessment
30 Multiple choice quiz questions with versatile incorporation in teaching topics on the Federal Judiciary and Supreme Court Justices. Useful as a grade, practice or as a review of personal learning of federal judiciary and Supreme Court Justice topics and information.Questions utilize visual images of persons, as well as infographics to encourage visual learners to engage in successful learning despite formatting and design preferences of this assignment towards read/write learning styles,
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Stanford Prison Experiment Film Guide
This is a film guide I use for my Literature, Justice, and Law course. It is for the movie Stanford Prison Experiment. My students complete the guide during viewing and after each viewing day, and then after the film, we do the discussion questions in small groups before having a large group discussion. A great extension to the film is having students read and discuss Common Lit's "Why Good People Do Bad Things" and Zimbardo's TED Talk. #crime #literaturejusticeandlaw #criminal justiceI ❤️ Follo
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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