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6th grade criminal justice - law laboratories for staff and administrators
Forensics Unit 14 Resource Bundle: Human Remains (Forensic Anthropology)
Make teaching Forensics easy with this complete Forensics Unit 14 Bundle that includes:Forensics Unit Plan 14: Human Remains (Forensic Anthropology)Forensics Unit 14 PPT: Human RemainsForensics Unit 14.1 All-in-One Lab Activity & Review Worksheet: Overview of the SkeletonForensics Anthropology Unit 14.2 All-in-One Lab Activity & Review Worksheet: Classification of Human BonesForensics Anthropology Unit 14.3 All-in-One Lab Activity and Review Worksheet: Human Bone StructureForensics Unit
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Forensic Hair Analysis Activity Sheet/Lab
This is an in-depth worksheet/lab activity that includes identifying types of hair and matching hairs to other hairs.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Hair Analysis Lesson/Lab
Fingerprinting: Lab and Analysis Forensic Science Activity
This fun and engaging fingerprinting lab allows students to get hands on experience with not only making fingerprints but analyzing them too! They will get insight into what it is like to be a fingerprint analyst. Students will use ink pads to create their prints on a fingerprint card modeled after one used by the police department. They will then analyze their prints for pattern type, compare those to the class, and then compare to the expected averages to see what the outcome will be!Ink pads
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6th - 12th
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Lab--Banana Autopsy (SFS5a, SFS5b)
This Banana Autopsy is a great hands-on activity to get your Forensic Science students to understand the basic processes of an autopsy. You prepare the banana victims, they try to figure out the manner and cause of death. Students will follow the simple procedure, answer analysis questions, and prepare a Pathology Report on the victim.I recommend working in pairs for this lab. You need about 60 min.What you need for the lab: bananas, paper plates, plastic knives, forceps, needles & thread
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6th - 12th
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Forensic Hair Analysis Lesson/Lab
This includes the PPT and Lab Activity for the hair analysis lesson.
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6th - 12th
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Prison Research Project & Case Study
Rikers Correctional Facility in NYC is one of the nation's most notorious prisons. This research project examines Rikers from several perspectives. Students get to see a glimpse inside Rikers, do some research on their own, and then propose some possible solutions to some of the incredibly complex problems facing not only Rikers, but all Corrections as well.Ideal for HS Government or Civics. This can be used for middle school students, but the Instructor should exercise caution as some of the t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Mandatory Reporting: It's Your Job
MANDATORY REPORTING CHILD ABUSE: IT’S YOUR JOB
"L" is for Lawsuit; Lumped in; and Liable. Are you the next Teacher to be named in a Lawsuit, or Lumped into Litigation because you are paid by the school district being sued, and allegations frame you as being Liable, too?
The Eight Myths--All False!--About Mandatory Reporting Child Abuse
Myth #1: “I have to be a tenured teacher to report child abuse.”
Myth #2: “I have to be a medical doctor to report child abuse.”
Myth #3: “Without concrete
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Paper Chromatography Lab Experiment
This paper chromatography lab experiment will have your students testing different inks to learn about forensics at crime scenes.Each group will need:chromatography paper (or a substitute)a 400mL beaker (or glass container of similar size)another container for pouring watertwo pencilswashable coloured markers. Black is the most dramatic, so you should definitely have that. They can test other colours after black. You could also have one set of markers and each group takes turn using one colour a
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Evidence and Investigation Bundle - Alberta Grade 6 Science
Conflict Resolution For Schools
Best practice approach to resolving conflict issues. Identifying meanings, causes, approaches and resolutions.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Triangulation of Desk Evidence
After reviewing the presentation on crime scene sketching and evidence location students participate in this realistic activity by creating a rough sketch as well as a scale drawing. These drawings are used by the students to identify the location of the crime scene evidence by both coordinate location and triangulation.
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6th - 12th
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SCHOOL SAFETY, SHOOTERS AND YOU, THE SCHOOL LEADER
School Safety (Shootings) And You (SSAY)A Lesson Plan for School Leaders Who Want to EducateStudents About the Urgent Topic of Violence andTheir Personal Responsibility to Avoid It…and How to Do So!SPECIAL NOTE: This Lesson Plan goes very well with, and is supported by, other popular School Safety Lesson Plans obtainable at the TpT “SAFE KIDS SAFE SCHOOLS” site.The October 1, 2015 mass shooting at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon brought the number of school shootings this year to 45
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Active Shooter Safety Guide Book
This lesson provides teachers and administrators information on how to address violence in their schools.As a teacher, a licensed Security Supervisor, and FEMA certified as an emergency responder; I will periodically post Dept of Homeland Security curriculum that all teachers may want to inculcate into their practice with their students that will provide instruction for helping to keep your students safe during an emergency crisis. Stay safe!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
TEACHERS, ARE YOU EXPOSED TO A LAWSUIT?
It is vital that you, as a school teacher, know whether you are exposed, in any form, degree, or manner to a lawsuit by a student or by the parents or caregivers (called “Guardians Ad Litem”) representing them; or whether you could at any time be made part of a named group of teachers and administrators who are the subjects of a lawsuit. Your knowing that you can be sued is the first and foremost step toward understanding where exactly you “are,” with respect to your principal, other teachers,
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PreK - 12th
Fingerprint Activity
This engaging fingerprint analysis laboratory activity will teach your students about a few basic types of fingerprints. Students will read background information about fingerprints and forensic analysis, then collect their own fingerprints using a few readily available materials. Finally, students will compile the results from their classmates and draw a double bar graph to analyze their results. One of my students' favourite grade 6 projects every year!Also included in my Evidence and Investig
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Evidence and Investigation Bundle - Alberta Grade 6 Science
SAVE YOUR SCHOOL SAVE YOURSELF
Three (3) Colorado Middle School students arrived at their school, on Friday, April 10, 2015, with LOADED GUNS and a smoke device. Despite April being the nation's traditional month when weapons and violent acts increase on school campuses, we ought not to accept that FACTUAL OBSCENITY as a permanent tradition. Instead, we ought to rise up and TEACH students that they themselves are the best MANAGERS of their own SAFETY. They can become the LEADERS in this vital area, which is just as important
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6th - 12th
Fingerprint Lab 2
This is the second lab activity that goes with the fingerprint Mini-Unit. This will have students analyze their own fingerprints and the fingerprints of others (provided). This will help students understand how fingerprint analysis works including types of fingerprints and small ridge characteristics.
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: Fingerprint Mini-Unit
Fingerprint Lab 1
This lab will have students take their own fingerprints and then (optionally) analyze them.
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Fingerprint Mini-Unit
Youth Court Worksheets to Use As A Supportive School Discipline Practice
These documents are an excellent resource to help schools dealing with discipline issues to implement in-school youth courts or school based hearings in which students play an active role in the restorative decision process. School-Based Restorative Hearings is a strategy to help resolve conflict in schools between students (and/or staff).The purpose of having restorative hearings is to give youth an opportunity to be heard and participate in finding solutions that will prevent problem issues fr
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6th - 12th
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