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Introduction to Forensic Science Course Unit Bundle
How old is the field of Forensic Science? How was justice served in historical times? How did our society change over time to protect its citizens with the right to a fair and speedy trial? Why do we value scientific evidence in the court of law? Answer these questions and more in this unit bundle, which provides resources to serve you as an excellent kick off to your Forensic Science course. This unit bundle provides excellent resources to help guide you through your first unit in Forensic Scie
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Crime Media File - Australian Legal Studies syllabus
Crime media article for Australian NSW Legal Studies syllabus- 66 pagesComprehensive media Articles for use in course information, referencing in essay responses and study material. Linked to various themes and challenges with comprehensive labels of relationship to crime topics.
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Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Comic Book Project
In this comic book project, students set out to create insightful comic books that visually describe and explore important topics within criminal justice and law enforcement. In this activity, students choose several topics and examine its historical relevance within the larger theme. It is designed as a student-centered project that places the students at the center of the educational process. In this approach, the focus is on the needs, interests, abilities, and learning styles of individual
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Facial Expression: The Duchenne Smile and Seven Universal Facial Expressions
Have you ever wondered if you could tell when someone is fake smiling? Do you wish you could better tell if someone is lying or how they are feeling? After these lessons you will!The Duchenne smile refers to a real smile, created involuntarily. To begin, you and your students will study smiles and how they affect the entire face.There are seven universal facial expressions, and you will next discover how faces are affected by anger, sadness, disgust, surprise, fear, and contempt.Included:DUCHEN
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ESL Law and Order: Law Enforcement Lesson (Editable)
This is an excellent resource for teaching law enforcement and police situations, especially for adult English/ESL learners living in the USA. This lesson gets students talking about crimes, police situations, and their personal rights. This lesson features vocabulary, conversation, and role playing activities as well as links to useful videos for listening comprehension practice. Directions are explanatory and a seperate lesson plan document is not essential. Related resources include: Law a
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Types of Physical Evidence Activity & Stations (Forensic Science)
Class & Individual EvidenceThe students will be able to classify different types of evidence into categoriesThe students will be able to identify physical evidenceThe students will be able to define “Class characteristics” and “Individual characteristics”The students will be able to explain how class characteristics can be compiled to increase the probability of a suspect being linked to a crimeClass characteristics are common to a group of objects or persons. Individual characteristics can
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Also included in: Introduction to Forensic Science Course Unit Bundle
Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement - Create a Newspaper Article Project
The Create a Newspaper Article Project is a way to have students demonstrate their knowledge, independently or with their peers.Students complete reflect and research information from the past with contemporary issues, and a create a newspaper article.Materials include:Teacher Lesson PlansStudent Project GuideStudent Newspaper PlannerNewspaper Articles TemplatesStudent Reflection ActivitiesGroup Role List and more!Some of the topics students could examine include:Criminal Justice System:Criminal
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On the Basis of Sex - Ruth Bader Ginsburg Movie & the 14th Amendment
This resource can be used with a class viewing of the movie On the Basis of Sex, inspired by the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Students are able to analyze the actions and decisions made, while furthering their understanding of the 4th amendment.What's Included: ✔ Movie questions and grading criteria✔ Teacher guide✔ Constitutional resource for the 14th amendmentsPlease note: This resource is a editable.Our SpecialtyIncandescently Teaching Co. specializes in creating fun, rigor, and engaging less
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Article 3 Analysis of Examination of Supreme Court Power
Responses should be based on your review of both videos Marbury v. Madison video and Inside the Supreme Court video.Click the title of a video to be directly linked to the video. The URL for each video’s website is also listed. Copy and paste the two links below, in order to watch the two videos needed to complete this assignment.Essays should provide a minimum of 2 page comparative analysis critiquing the Supreme Court's hand in defining and insulating the nature of it's political power with ap
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Marshall Movie Questions - Understanding Thurgood Marshall & the 14th Amendment
This resource can be used with a class viewing of the movie Marshall, inspired by a case involving Thurgood Marshall. Students are able to analyze the actions and decisions made, while furthering their understanding of the 6th and 14th amendments.What's Included: ✔ Movie questions ✔ Teacher guide✔ Constitutional resource for the 6th and 14th amendments✔ Grading criteriaPlease note: This resource is a editable pdf.Our SpecialtyIncandescently Teaching Co. specializes in creating fun, rigor, and e
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New Jersey Attorney General's Use of Force Policy - Lecture Guided Notes Bundle
New Jersey Attorney General's Use of Force Policy - Lecture Guided Notes BundleIncludes, PPT Presentation, Student Guided Notes and Instructor Notes
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13th Discussion Questions PLUS Film Viewing Guide - Ava Duvernay - Netflix Movie
Find Ave Duvernay's Film, 13th, on Netflix.In this documentary, scholars, politicians, and activists analyze the criminalization of African-Americans and the U.S. Prison Boom.This product doubles as Discussion Questions and a Film Viewing Guide since the questions appear in the order that the film addresses them.There are 37 questions written according to Bloom's Taxonomy and the last several questions are mini-project suggestions. Students are able to extend their learning through graphic desi
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Nursery Rhyme Crimes: Prosecuting or Defending Nursery Rhymes
Nursery Rhyme Crimes: Prosecuting or Defending Nursery Rhymes
As children, we are bombarded with reading and hearing various fairy tales and nursery rhyme stories. We often view these stories to be happy and innocent because the main characters for the most part “live happily ever after”, but what about these main characters’ struggles? Many of them are victims of crimes or have committed crimes.
No way in today’s society would Goldilocks be able to break into the house of three bears, sleep
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Bryan Stevenson: We Need to Talk About an Injustice TED Talk (24 minutes)
After presenting and discussing the trauma-informed and social and emotional learning approach that I’ve adopted in my classroom at convenings around the country, I began to contemplate how I could offer practical tools for teachers, who are already overwhelmed and overworked by the demands of the profession. I know how many 12 hour days I work during the school year, and integrating social and emotional learning should not add to those hours. What if there was an advisory resource book wit
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Four Basic Responsibilities of Police - Complete Lesson Materials
This bundle includes the complete lesson materials for the Four Basic Responsibilities of Police.Whats Included1. PowerPoint2. Teacher Notes for PowerPoint3. Student Notes for PowerPoint4. Assessment Worksheet or Quiz5. Assessment Worksheet Answer Key
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Prosecuting or Defending Nursery Rhymes
Prosecuting or Defending Nursery Rhymes
As children, we are bombarded with reading and hearing various fairy tales and nursery rhyme stories. We often view these stories to be happy and innocent because the main characters for the most part “live happily ever after”, but what about these main characters’ struggles? Many of them are victims of crimes or have committed crimes.
No way in today’s society would Goldilocks be able to break into the house of three bears, sleep in their beds, break a
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Differences Between Police Academy & Field Training - Complete Lesson Materials
Differences Between Police Academy & Field Training - Complete Lesson MaterialsIncludes:1. PowerPoint2. PowerPoint Teacher Notes3. PowerPoint Student Guided Notes4. Lesson Worksheet5. Lesson Worksheet Key
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Analysis of Federal Judiciary, Supreme Court and Article 3
Analysis of Federal Judiciary, Supreme Court and Article 3
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Hate Crimes - Hate Groups - Hate Music - PowerPoint Lesson
Hate Crimes - Hate Groups - Hate Music - PowerPoint Lesson
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An Ecological Mindset: Criminology Meets Climate
This is a modified version of a presentation I gave as my criminology degree came to a close. Using five criminological (or psychological) theories, I discuss climate as an inside-out approach, rather than a list of steps (although specific actions are important, too!). The slideshow includes activities for each theory, and is about 30 slides in total. If the alternative text is not working, or if you would like an image-free version with the same text, email me at LearningInColorTeacher@Gmail.c
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ESL Law and Order: The Michael Brown Shooting (EDITABLE)
This multi-faceted resource creates a platform for students to discuss Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice in the context of the infamous Michael Brown Shooting of 2014. The activities include listening to a news story on the incident, discussing the topic, and comparing the case of Mike Brown to those of Emmet Till and Trayvon Martin. It concludes with an optional grammar practice (adjective and noun clauses).
RELATED RESOURCES include: Law and Order: Law Enforcement (PDF/DOC), Law and Or
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Getting What You Want Out of a Conflict
This lesson involves students experiencing several types of conflict resolution techniques in a simulation setting. This lesson is used as a part of a unit on conflict resolution techniques; students must already be generally familiar with those techniques.
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Bruce Talks Candidly About His Time in Prison and Life on the Streets, Released
After presenting and discussing the trauma-informed and social and emotional learning approach that I’ve adopted in my classroom at convenings around the country, I began to contemplate how I could offer practical tools for teachers, who are already overwhelmed and overworked by the demands of the profession. I know how many 12 hour days I work during the school year, and integrating social and emotional learning should not add to those hours. What if there was an advisory resource book wit
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Adam Foss: A Prosecutor's Vision of a Better Justice System
After presenting and discussing the trauma-informed and social and emotional learning approach that I’ve adopted in my classroom at convenings around the country, I began to contemplate how I could offer practical tools for teachers, who are already overwhelmed and overworked by the demands of the profession. I know how many 12 hour days I work during the school year, and integrating social and emotional learning should not add to those hours. What if there was an advisory resource book wit
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