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The New Year criminal justice - law bibliography microsofts
Ghandi and India Reading and Worksheet
Follow the life of Ghandi in this short reading and creative worksheet with questions that research the text.
Grades:
7th - 12th
JFK assassination presentation and analysis
This is a presentation of the JFK assassination details and analysis of events that transpired surrounding the assassination. It outlines the details from the FBI surrounding the controversies concerning his death and whom may been responsible for this. Students can study the varying perspectives from primary and secondary sources. This can also be used by students as a research piece for studying the assassination.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
CCSS:
Law: One term analytically :''Admissible'' in plain text here not file
1) . Admissible=Whether a jury will be allowed to hear evidence to determine its value and jury is free to believe or not believe the evidence. We also say in lawsuits of First Instance Court=that the submitted lawsuit has been ‘admitted’ namely found substantial one, acceptable, typically and essentially. -> The term ‘admissible’ or ‘inadmissible’ is also used in submission of request of Cancellation by the interested party, either appealer or appealed respectively, and is found admissible f
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Thurgood Marshall
This is a power point that highlights the life of Thurgood Marshall and how he became the historical hero we remember today.
Grades:
1st - 2nd
Famous People of the 1920's
This is a project for the 1920s Unit of US history. It includes a chart full of famous/influential people from this era. It is very easy to add/remove people (I find it fun to try and add local people from you area - I live next to Jim Thorpe in PA so its always fun to see students research him!). This can be as long or as short as you want, and it includes a rubric. Students have fun with this one!
Grades:
8th - 12th
Types:
Inquiry Process & Skill Development in Legal Studies CLN4U Strand A - Slides
This is an excellent introductory lesson for students who are interested in attending university or post secondary. The attached slides provide a brief introduction to research methods, citing sources, and references lists. This lesson is designed according the the Ontario Curriculum CLN4U (Canadian and International Law) course. It can also be used for CLU3M, or any other social science or law course. This Google Slides package includes: Hyperlinks to curriculum documents outlining concepts in
Grades:
10th - 12th
Serial Day 16 Episode 8
Ready-to-use slides begin with a Quickwrite and then a simple slide to link students to episode 8 of the podcast.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Serial Podcast Unit
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