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Criminal justice - law Common Core W.9-10.1a resources under $5
Argumentative Text, high school reading comprehension passages and questions
Argumentative Text, high school reading comprehension passages and questions This educational tool delves into fascinating and vital court cases!THIS PRODUCT IS PART OF A BUNDLE: CCSD BUNDLE"My co-teacher and I teach a full inclusive class of seniors, and we wanted some active lessons that could also be done via Google Classroom (if we had a quarantined kid, etc.) that made them think and were engaging. We knew they'd get a kick out of this lesson, but we were not prepared for them to become obs
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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critical thinking activity, informational text, ethics, debate, opinion writing
critical thinking activity, informational text, ethics, debate, opinion writing"My co-teacher and I teach a full inclusive class of seniors, and we wanted some active lessons that could also be done via google classroom (if we had a quarantined kid, etc.) that made them think and were engaging. We knew they'd get a kick out of this lesson, but we were not prepared for them to become obsessed with it lol!"COURT CASE SUMMARY DEBATESI AM CURRENTLY REDOING MY DILEMMA ONE SHEETS. THEY ARE NOW CALLED
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Critical Thinking and Argumentative Writing
This 9 page booklet requires the game Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy published by Capcom. The game itself is 39.99 on Steam.Steam LinkDescription from Steam:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy is a "classic courtroom adventure series that has sold over 6.7 million copies worldwide and is finally here. Become Phoenix Wright and experience the thrill of battle as you fight to save your innocent clients in a court of law. Play all 14 episodes, spanning the first three games, in one gorgeous
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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CRAC legal writing organizer
Teach students to use the CRAC method of writing taught in law schools! Students will write their Conclusion, then identify the appropriate Rule for the situation. They will then Apply the facts of the situation to the rule, and finally restate their conclusion.
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9th - 12th
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