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Not grade specific forensics projects
5-Day Criminal Profiling Activities-Psychology & Forensics: Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
This over 30 paged resource is a good tool to help students understand criminal profiling. Students are encouraged to collaborate as a team of criminal profilers rather than focusing on serial killers and other serial criminals.There is a 5-day resource, including:Day 1: Introduction to Criminal ProfilingDay 2: Case Study AnalysisDay 3: The Psychology of Serial OffendersDay 4: ProfilingDay 5: Presentation and DiscussionThere are also worksheets with answers that focus on:Criminal Profiling and
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5-Day Mental Health Disorders Case Studies; Psychology & Forensics, Grades 9-12
This over 30 paged resource is a good tool to help students understand mental disorders. Students are encouraged to collaborate as a team to analyze case studies to deepen their awareness of the array of mental health issues.There is a 5-day resource, including:Day 1: Introduction to Mental HealthDay 2: Case Study AnalysisDay 3: The Psychology of Mental DisordersDay 4: Research and Create a Comprehensive ProfileDay 5: Presentation and DiscussionThere are also worksheets with answers that focus o
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Organ Transplant Case Studies
Directions:You and your group members are on a team to review patients' charts who are on a list to receive an organ transplant. Review each member's information listed below and make an educated decision on who you think would be the best candidate for the transplant. Make sure your choices are backed up with evidence as to why you think this is most appropriate. We will discuss this as a group in a class discussion.Includes questionnaires for students to fill in for group discussion
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Crime Scene Documentation Activity
This is a crime scene documentation activity I've come up with for my Forensic Science classes. Instead of me setting up a scene and then having 150 students all trying to analyze it, I let students get into groups and make their own crime scenes. They then have to pick one of 4 roles: Lead CSI, note-taker, photographer and sketch artist(s). The crime scene is documented, and proper packaging of all evidence is detailed. This is my big assignment for the CSI Unit as opposed to a test. I teach in
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Curated List of 200+ Criminal Cases for Forensic Science research
In my Forensic Science course, my students create a major case research report at the end of the semester. The instructions and rubric for this assignment are posted in my TPT storefront. For this assignment I created a list of cases - some famous, some lesser known - so that no two students have the same topic. There are suspects who are long since deceased, still imprisoned, some even exonerated and released. Over the years my list went from 35 cases to now 200. My list is now also organized i
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