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Criminal justice - law bibliographies for staff and administrators
Forensics Introduction to Physical Evidence Activity Collection BUNDLE
FORENSIC SCIENCE: All your favorite Introduction to Physical Evidence Activities in one bundle! Kick-off your unit while teaching about types of physical evidence, deductive reasoning, classification of evidence, and famous cases. Everything you need to start your forensics unit off right, in one collection! Perfect for the new teacher of forensics, or someone looking to spice up their unit. Distance Learning resources included with a variety of activities to suit your needs. This collection is
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7th - 12th
Ghandi and India Reading and Worksheet
Follow the life of Ghandi in this short reading and creative worksheet with questions that research the text.
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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.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Parent-Student-Teacher Contract for Law Enforcement I
Looking for a contract specifically tailored to the special topics covered in law enforcement? This is a one page parent-teacher-student contract that goes over the possible themes & activities covered in Law Enforcement. Parents have to sign and initial their consent to cover such activities as felony stops, traffic stops, tactical entry of buildings, handcuffing, graphic crime scene videos and photographs, including adult language, and various laws that deal with adult subject matter (sexu
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10th - 12th
Womens History Month PPT
Womens History Month PPT--includes Amelia Earhart, Malala Yousefzai, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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5th - 8th
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Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court Justice: A Reader's Theater Script
Learn about Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the first Hispanic American and only the 3rd woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court. Students will also learn information about the Supreme Court.A great resource for Women's History Month, a study of the Supreme Court, for Hispanic Heritage Month, a Friday activity or as a substitute lesson. Extension activities included. There are 9 Audience Questioners in this Ms. Bie Ografee Talk Show Series of Reader's Theater Scripts.Also of interest:1
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5th - 9th
9 Vocabulary Activity for Ethics in Law Enforcement
9 Vocabulary is a fantastic review activity that requires students to match 9 words, 9 definitions and 9 pictures. This is a great initial activity after introducing the students to their vocabulary words in the unit. The vocabulary is from the Ethics unit in Law Enforcement I, including the words ethics, racial profiling, discrimination and graft among others. The set is comprised of one set of 9 vocabulary, a student answer sheet, teacher key and teacher instructions.Check out my website which
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10th - 12th
10 Law Posters | Thought Provoking Messages for High School Walls
Download this pack of 10 posters featuring thought provoking quotes about law. Great for law classroom bulletin boards.FORMAT: High Quality PDF FilesThis product is also included in the following bundles (30% off!):Politics Themed Posters BUNDLEHigh School Classroom Decor MEGA BUNDLE #4PRINTING ADVICE:To use these posters, simply print as with any other document on your computer and then laminate. Another great option is to send the posters to a professional printing service which tends to make
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Supreme Court Justice (Reader's Theater Script)
Learn about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, only the 2nd woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court. Students will also learn information about the Supreme Court.A great resource for Women's History Month, a study of the Supreme Court, a Friday activity or as a substitute lesson. Extension activities included. There are 11 Audience Questioners in this Ms. Bie Ografee Talk Show Series of Reader's Theater Scripts.Also of interest:1. Learn about the Supreme Court and its history with th
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5th - 9th
Benedict Arnold: A Mock Trial
After learning about the life of Benedict Arnold, students will participate in a mock trial where they must decide if Arnold is guilty of treason or not. This is meant as a follow up activity after studying Arnold's life, so no research material is included. Included in this is a description of the mock trial, positions for each student in the mock trial, a rubric that can be used to grade the mock trial, and note sheets for the students to use while they conduct their own research to prepare
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6th - 8th
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
O.J. Simpson Article and Questions
O.J. Simpson article with accompanying questions.
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9th - 12th
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Bibliography: Critical Race Theory (w/Primary Sources)
This is an assorted list of primary and secondary sources meant to assist educators in helping their students, and themselves, become more knowledgeable on the topic of critical race theory. This bibliography includes references to books, articles, legal decisions, and other media that may be helpful in understanding more about the subject of critical race theory. These works may be most helpful in a classroom setting, but can be used in other settings as well. This downloadable PDF contains pri
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ted Bundy Article with Questions
Ted Bundy article with accompanying questions.
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9th - 12th
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Hammurabi, King of Babylon: A Reading Passage!
Have students learn about Hammurabi, the important lawmaker of ancient times with this biographical reading passage. Additional, there are several Did You Know? facts and comprehension questions. The teacher page gives additional links and the key. This could be used as a homework assignment, enrichment or as a bell ringer activity during a study on the area of Mesopotamia.This resource is part of my new series, "Let's Meet..." famous people in ancient history. Current times in this series i
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Ancient Mesopotamia, A Bundle of Resources!
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
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
Gun Violence--The Ultimate Quotation Collection
Gun Violence—The Ultimate Quotation CollectionContents: 21 Page Essay—How to Effectively Use Quotations in Your Classroom © 70 Page Quotation Collection on Gun ViolenceThis 70 page quotation collection contains the most interesting, thought-provoking, and useful quotations on Gun Violence. A unique collection presenting only pertinent and straightforward quotes that address all aspects of Gun Violence, this set of quotations includes the classic quotes as well as quotes carefully chosen from p
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Not Grade Specific
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
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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
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
Wayne Williams Article and Questions
Wayne Williams article with accompanying questions.
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9th - 12th
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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!
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8th - 12th
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