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UPDATED! Canadian & International Law - HUGE Grade 12 Law Course Bundle!
Buy this bundle and most of your planning is DONE FOR YOU!Overview: This bundle includes a range of lessons, assignments, and quizzes relating to International Law and research methods in legal studies. This bundle focuses on the following teaching concepts:Universal designCritical thinkingScaffolded ActivitiesDirect InstructionCollaborative InstructionRich TasksWhat's Included:Google Slides: Inquiry Process and Skill Development in Legal StudiesApplication Activity: Evaluating Research SourcesG
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
Write Your Own Contract
This rubric goes through the basic parts of a contract and has students pair up with a partner in class to write a mock contract of their own, selling something fictitious of their choosing. This is a great resource for a business law or personal finance class, when discussing consumer rights.Please follow, rate, and review!
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9th - 12th
Supreme Court Cases: Teens on the Docket Project
What's the best way to get a teenager interested in learning about the Supreme Court? Put 'em on the docket!This project looks at 10 United States Supreme Court cases that have every teenager's favorite topic: other teenagers. It is a highly motivating topic and gives you the opportunity to have students examine the nuances and purpose of the judicial system. The project culminates in a trifold presentation and I have included the model that you can make and students can follow.I designed th
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Current Event Project (WITH RUBRIC)
This is a project that I use in my World History class for 10th grade students at the end of the year. Students have loved having the freedom of picking their own event that interests them. I have included the directions that I use for my classroom with room to put in the fine details that fit your own classroom.
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9th - 12th
The Innocence Project Newspaper Article Project
Founded in 1992 by visionary attorneys Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck, the Innocence Project has been at the forefront of criminal justice reform, using DNA and other scientific advancements to prove wrongful conviction.In this project, students choose a person that was exonerated by the Innocence Project. They will research the story of this person including the crime, why the person was found guilty, and their exoneration. After their research, students will create 3 newspaper articles written
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7th - 12th
1st Amendment Cases and Gallery Walk
This is an assignment I give my High School Introduction to Law students. We partner up and each examines and research a landmark case. Then we conduct a gallery walk. There are reflection questions that the students need to answer as they go along. The lesson with objectives and essential questions are there with rubrics.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Standard Field Sobriety Tests Rubric for Law Enforcement II
The Standard Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) Rubric is for the 3 SFSTs: Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, Walk and Turn and One Leg Stand. It includes the exact verbiage and physical actions needed to perform the SFSTs in the field. The rubric is based on the exact steps with the exact phrases according to the NHTSA and what is taught in TCOLE Law Enforcement academies. I use this in smaller classes as the rubric for them to personally perform the tests in front of me OR I use it in larger classes as a ru
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11th - 12th
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Close Discussion Activity: Understanding Canadian Law (CLU3M)
A dynamic and engaging way to get students involved with researching human rights in Canada. This assessment contains instructions, learning goals, success criteria, and curriculum expectations. It also contains challenging questions and a rubric for the teacher to facilitate the discussion. It is an engaging assessment that is designed for the Grade 11: Understanding Canadian Law (CLU3M) course for Unit 2: Human Rights and Freedoms.
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11th
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Also included in: Unit 2: Human Rights and Freedoms (CLU3M: Understanding Canadian Law)
Crimes of the 21st Century Poster Project (Easy/No Prep/Final Project)
Crimes of the 21st Century Poster Project (Easy/No Prep/Research)This product provides instructions and grading rubric for students to create a poster over different crimes that have occurred in the 21st century. I have provided some examples that will allow students to research more recent cases. Examples include: Darlie Routier, Menedez Brothers, University of Idaho Murders, Oxford High School shooting, Gaby PetitoFeel free to exclude/add other cases that you feel may be more appropriate for y
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10th - 12th
The Murder Trials Assignment: Understanding Canadian Law (CLU3M)
A high-interest assignment that gets students going! Students get to research a notorious Canadian serial killer and explain the legal process, investigation, and trial, and sentencing involved for these murderers. This assignment is designed in accordance with the Grade 11: Understanding Canadian Law course (CLU3M) and the Criminal Law unit. A rubric is included.
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11th
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Also included in: Criminal Law: Full Unit - Understanding Canadian Law: (CLU3M)
Unit 3: Criminal Law Quiz (CLU3M: Understanding Canadian Law)
A comprehensive and captivating quiz that tests students knowledge on the legal defenses in Canada. This quiz includes 5 short answer questions and 1 long answer question. This quiz pairs with the Unit 2: Criminal Law slide deck that is sold separately.
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11th
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Also included in: Criminal Law: Full Unit - Understanding Canadian Law: (CLU3M)
Law Careers Project
Students interested in law enforcement, business law, etc. work on this career exploration project to find a legal career of interest to them. The result is a brief presentation that is visually appealing and personal to the student. Please follow, rate, and review!
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6th - 12th
Life Events Timeline- Laws
My HS Introduction to Law students work together to create a timeline of all life events. Then we break down each event and discuss all the types of laws that are affecting us on a daily basis that we do not even realize. Lesson complete with a rubric. 1-2 day lesson
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Juvenile Justice: Argumentative Writing Activity
Help students craft an argumentative paragraph either in favor or against tough punishment for juvenile crime; particularly juvenile assault and battery cases. The goal of the lesson is to have students craft a claim, warrant, data, and impact. This can be used in ELA, Debate, and law classes and adapted to any topic where a position in favor or against can be taken. Format: "I do, We Do, You do"Assault and Battery Do Now, Lesson, You Tell Me's, Hypotheticals, and Exit Ticket are available in my
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Juvenile Assault/Battery Lesson, Discussion, and Writing Activity
Unit 2 Quiz: Human Rights and Freedoms (CLU3M: Understanding Canadian Law)
A fair and comprehensive quiz that tests students' knowledge of key terms like discrimination, equity, equality, prejudice, and many more. This quiz is designed in accordance with the accompanying Unit 2: Human Rights and Freedoms slide deck that contains all of the content for the unit. The quiz contains 10 multiple choice questions and 2 short answer questions. An answer key and rubric are also included. This product also fulfills the Ontario curriculum requirements.
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11th
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Also included in: Unit 2: Human Rights and Freedoms (CLU3M: Understanding Canadian Law)
Prison Cell Diorama Project
This project allows students to demonstrate their creativity as well as understanding of what life inside a prison cell would entail. The handout includes specific instructions, suggestions, and a scoring guide for your students. All you have to do is purchase, download, and print!
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9th - 12th
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Unit 1: Law in the News Assignment (CLU3M: Understanding Canadian Law)
A current way for students to make modern connections to the law and what is happening in their community. This step-by-step assignment involves studying how a legal decision was made regarding a topic of the student's interest. Students will produce a 2-page paper includes a detailed exploration of how the decision was made and how it may affect Canadians. A rubric is included.
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11th
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Also included in: Unit 1: Heritage of Law in Canada (CLU3M: Understanding Canadian Law)
Make it Legal Movie Project
Learning about negligence and medical malpractice can involve watching a lot of documentaries. Take a break from that and get your students behind the camera and demonstrate what they have learned. The negligence movie project is centered around breach of duty and how they can "make it legal". This activity is always a hit with my high schoolers! I generally give them 3 days to complete the activity and edit it for submission. It allows them to demonstrate their knowledge and leads to clarifying
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9th - 12th
Juvenile Delinquency Program
Provide students with the opportunity to create a program to effectively deal with juvenile crime.
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6th - 12th
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Meek Mill Mini Unit Presentation
Google Slide Deck that aligns with the free lesson plans.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Law & Psychology - Criminological Theory Assignment & Rubric
This is a CRITICAL THINKING and APPLICATION assignment. It asks students to learn about and then APPLY a criminological theory to a REAL WORLD situation.Before starting this assignment, teachers are encouraged to teach students about some of the most prominent criminological theories. This handout from the University of Glasgow (Theories and Causes of Crime) provides a brief overview of the following theories: Biological positivismSocial disorganization theoryStrain theorySubcultural theorySoci
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: UPDATED & NEW PRICE: Full Criminal Law Bundle! - Tasks, Notes, Rubrics
Canadian and International Law - Human Rights Research Paper Assignment
This research paper assignment includes: Research paper topics (aligned with the Canadian and International Law big thinking questions)Evaluation Rubric (single level assignment)Success CriteriaThis assignment is designed to address the following learning objectives from the CLN4U (Canadian and International Law) course in the Ontario Curriculum. A1. The Inquiry Process in Legal Studies: use the legal studies inquiry process and the concepts of legal thinking when investigating legal issues in C
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Project-based learning (PBL) - DNA databanks: law, criminology and DNA
Hello fellow educator!Thank you very much for clicking on this product. The DNA databanks PBL is a project I designed after taking the "Authentic connections for PBL" course by Eduspire and Wilson College. I had some experience with PBL in the past, but I believe this project was the most authentic I have ever made. The project is very specific to Guatemala (the country I currently teach at) and the political circumstances at the time. However, I believe it can give you great resources (handouts
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9th - 12th
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HS-ETS1-2
, HS-LS3-3
, HS-LS3-1
, HS-ETS1-3
Physical and Psychological Health Activity Rubric
This rubric goes with the Physical and Psychological Health lesson. Students are given an activity to create an infographic that includes a fitness plan, mental health plan,and diet plan.
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10th
Also included in: Physical and Psychological Health Lesson Bundle
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