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10th grade criminal justice - law interactive notebooks
AP Psychology/Psychology: Deception, Body Language, and Forensic Psychology
Interactive slide show (50 slides ppt format) including embedded videos and discussion questions. includes accompanying note guide and forensic profiling assignment for students. This lesson is by far a student favorite!*All handouts (note guide and profiling assignment) are editable as is PPT presentation.Length ~3-4 traditional class periods.*BONUS: I have added a lie-spotting activity/assignment (PPT format) and some comprehensive teacher notes with embedded video clips to use if you want
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Just Mercy Bell Ringers, Conversation Starters, Chapter Questions, & Quick Write
✏️ For use with the YA version or the adult version of Bryan Stevenson's Just MercyThese slides include over 30 questions/prompts to get students thinking about issues presented in the text. There is at least one question/prompt for each of the 16 chapters, as well as the epilogue, and several for before students even begin reading the text. These can be used as a warm-up, or to break up the readings. They can also be printed for independent work as students read the text. Many can also be used
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Full Unit: Bryan Stevenson's, Just Mercy
OJ Simpson Murder Trial- Criminal & Civil Trial Digital Analysis
This is digital analysis and research project of the OJ Simpson Murder Trials- both Criminal Trial and Civil Trial. Students will research a few articles that are provided in the notes of the google slides, as well as do research of their own to answer all the questions on the google slides. Students are to complete basic questions of the crime, complete a summary of the crime, complete a timeline, along with prosecution and defense arguments. Students will also analyze the differences between c
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9th - 12th
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True Crime: Introductory Google Slides (Interactive or Presentation)
*I taught this product for the first time this week and it produced one of the best class discussions I’ve had in my 9 years teaching. I hope it works well for you all, too. Please preview the product before purchase, as well as read all of this product description. This product is the perfect Google Slides presentation--you can either teach this interactively, where students type directly onto the slides or in presentation mode using notebook paper. There are 32 slides included. You will delete
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
BUSINESS LAW CLASS - My Snip-Note™ Interactive Note Taking System
My BUSINESS LAW SNIP-NOTES™ are such an engaging and creative way to keep all of the essential information learned in your Business law Class.Business Law classes do NOT have to be boring!This is a revolutionary note-taking system for Business Law classes!You will receive 28 FULL-SIZED 8 ½ by 11 graphic organizers AND the smaller-sized (Snip Notes™) of each graphic organizer. Also, you receive the teacher's notes for each graphic organizer! You also get the clip art for the 'leather flap' to c
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9th - 12th
Juvenile Justice / Youth Justice Mini-Unit
Unlock engaging conversations in your English class with this thought-provoking Juvenile Justice Slide Deck! Designed for collaborative learning, this resource pushes students to:-engage in meaningful discussions-work together to analyze videos-identify and apply textual evidence.-foster critical thinking skills and empathy-building-dig a deeper understanding of the legal system-take a stance on the issue-use evidence to support their ideas-write a letter to their local court system convincing t
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Issue Module, Juvenile Justice / Youth Justice
Human Rights, The History and How We Can Best Protect Them- Google Assignment
This Google Slides assignment covers NJ's Middle School Civics Standard: 6.3.8.CivicsHR.1: Construct an argument as to the source of human rights and how they are best protectedIn this assignment students will explore background on Human Rights by viewing a short video clip and responding to questions. (Video link is in assignment)Students will then complete notes comparing how various documents throughout history contributed to the development of the idea of Human Rights. (Notes link is in assi
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6th - 12th
AP Government Civil Liberties Notes & Activity Packet to go with C.L. PPT
This guided notes and activity packet is designed to go with the Civil Liberty PPT for AP Gov and contains notes, Required Supreme Court case activities, and practice FRQs and more. You can download and edit how you like. Here is a list of lessons:Lesson 1: Civil Liberties & Selective Incorporation Lesson 2: 1st Amendment & Religion Lesson 3: 1st Amendment: Speech & Assembly Lesson 4: 1st Amendment & Freedom of the PressLesson 5: 2nd Amendment & Gun Control Lesson 6: Crimin
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Just Mercy Writing Prompts for Essays or Paragraphs
To be used with the YA or adult version of Bryan Stevenson's, Just MercyIncluded in this set are 12 prompts in a Google Slideshow that are to be used to spark critical thinking in students. You can use distribute these via your LMS or they can be projected on the board. You can give students the option of responding to one of the twelve, or assign them all as they correspond to the the topics presented throughout the text. This is perfect for a sub day as it can be used as a stand alone quick wr
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Full Unit: Bryan Stevenson's, Just Mercy
Safety in the Workplace
I teach a career course and this Unit about safety in the workplace has really helped my students understand the laws and how to approach their supervisor if they are broken. This is a 4 lesson unit interactive notebook and can be done virtually, in class or both. This is great for a sub and will make for a fun way to interact with their job sites as well. Unit Includes:Lesson 1: General Safety in the WorkplaceLesson 2: Safety Practices Lesson 3: Personal HabitsLesson 4: Law and ProcedureI hope
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Parties to an Offence
This work package looks at all the ways someone can be involved in a crime. The PowerPoint discusses topics like aiding and abetting. After each slide explaining the term, a slide uses the definition as an example to increase student understanding. A guided note is included to help students copy the information in a structured manner. A follow-up work booklet allows students to apply the terms to relevant examples to increase their understanding. This is perfect for any law course or CLU3M and C
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Canada's Constitution
This lesson explores the Canadian Constitution. The PowerPoint discusses the importance of the Constitution. The lesson also explores the British North America Act, the Statute of Westminster, equalization payments, the amending formula, the Meech Lake and Charlottetown accords and the division of powers within the Constitution. The guided note helps students follow along, while the post-lesson worksheet allows students to explore the topic further. This lesson is excellent for civics or law cou
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Canadian Human Rights Unit
Sentencing Goals and Options
This resource will take up two 75-minute class periods. The PowerPoint looks at the purpose of sentencing, the sentencing process and the different types of sentencing. The guided note allows students to copy down the note in a scaffolded manner. To end there is a research task where students list the aggravating and mitigating factors, the mandatory minimum or maximum sentence and what they would give the criminal if they were the judge. It is perfect for a CLU3M or CLN4U course.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Criminal Defences
This package includes a PowerPoint, guided notes and research activity. The lesson looks at the different types of criminal defences for mental states. The lesson looks at NCR (not criminally responsible) and how the courts determine if there has been a mens rea. The last slide of the PowerPoint has a research activity where students research famous NCR cases in Canada. The lesson works well with a legal studies class or CLU3M and CLN4U courses.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Court Case Activity US Government/Civics/Law Education
This product contains a fill-in slideshow for learning Supreme Court cases, designed for a regular United States Government, Civics, Law Education, or United States History class. Incorporating different learning styles, this activity allows students to research any Supreme Court cases you choose and give a summary, an icon to describe, their opinion, and more! I use this resource as an interactive notebook/ research opportunity for my students, but it could certainly also be used as notes or a
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9th - 12th
Serial Season 3 Episode 1 - For Distance Learning (No Text Needed)
Full unit plan with interactive activities; assessments and evaluations (along with assessment tools for teachers); broken down into three part lesson and built for differentiated instruction. Integration of media component - how to create a news report - broken down into simple steps for students.Visually appealing and engaging to appeal to all learning styles. Varied teaching strategies to help keep students engaged. Full ready-to-go package: just print and use. Give it to students and use i
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9th - 12th
Legally Blonde Career Exploration- Digital Notebook
Legally Blonde Career Exploration- Digital NotebookInteractive notebook based around career development in Legally Blonde.
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9th - 12th
Current Event for Criminal Law Activity
This is a fun activity to engage students with finding current events and tying the law to daily news. This is a Google Slide activity and is editable.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Just Mercy Pre- and Post- Reading/Viewing Interactive Notebook
This resource can be used for anyone studying the book, film, or both. This file contains both a digital interactive notebook (slides 1-10) and a printable interactive notebook (slides 11-20). In the notebook, you will find:3 pre-reading activities including: VocabularyPunishment and Rehabilitation in the Correctional SystemTimeline on the History of the Death Penalty4 Thematic Connection pages for students to trace themes present in both the book and the film
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Summer Bundle: Literacy for Social Justice
Criminal Law - Crimes Against Persons - Student Guided Notes
Used in conjunction with Criminal Law - Crimes Against Persons PowerPoint (also in our TPT store).These guided notes are very detailed and allow for students to remain engaged in the lecture with minimal effort.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Supranational Organizations and Their Impacts Graphic Organizer with KEY
This graphic organizer was created to meet the following state standards: W.81: Analyze the economic, political, and social impacts of drug and human trafficking in the contemporary era.W.83: Explain the goals and consequences of trade organizations and treaties and how they have played a role in the growing global economic system.W.84: Identify examples of supranational organizations, and discuss the benefits and drawbacks of membership.W.85: Analyze the causes and effects of an increased role
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9th - 12th
Bill of Rights Activity
This activity directs students to read the Bill of Rights, then write what the amendments mean in their own words, then draw a picture to represent the meaning of each amendment in the boxes provided.The file is designed to be stand alone notes or cut apart to fit into an interactive notebook. This assignment has greatly improved student understanding of the Bill of Rights in middle school and high school classrooms that I have used it in.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
12 Angry Men Diverse Casting & Historical Background
Bring Reginald Rose's iconic screenplay into the 21st century by casting the 12 jurors of 12 Angry Men to more accurately represent the real demographics of the United States. In the US, we are to be tried by a "jury of your peers," but while Rose's play intentionally addresses racial stereotyping and bias through its deliberation and verdict, the actual jury, comprised of 12 white males, very much reflects the racism and sexism of its era. In this project, students will:reflect upon the gender
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8th - 12th
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Bill of Rights Virtual Journal
Provide your students with a virtual journal activity that features the Bill of Rights! Included in this product is a Google Slides Document that can work with any type of online software to assign to your students. This activity can be done through direct instruction, independent work, or for homeschool/virtual learning. Students will learn about each amendment and will have the opportunity to answer discussion questions, watch engaging videos, and participate in simulations and games! Included
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Law-Related Education: Full Semester Bundle and Google Compatible
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