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The following websites are companion sites to Forensic Illustrated.
Although there is a number of additional resources on each of these sites, many
of the resources are the same or similar. The benefit of these alternate
approaches is their focus on specific aspects of the topic.
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Abstract
This web-site is for
the promotion of teaching forensic science at the high school
level. It contains educational documents such as a syllabus,
pacing guide, and many other teacher friendly documents. |
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Abstract
A key element of any science
class is the effective use of quality labs which allow students to put
prior learned concepts into practical use. These activities are most
significant when labs are examples of real world applications. Often
labs of this type are either to expensive or dangerous for teens to
conduct. In forensic science, a topic most people find riveting, real
world labs can be carried out on a regular basis safely and
economically. |
A key element
Abstract
Learn how
to design a simulation which will allow your students to be a part of a
CSI team and solve a crime.
Best if
performed in collaboration with a team of teachers including science,
psychology, social studies, and drama teachers. Students will have a
blast and learn a ton. This site is a demonstration and review of a CSI
simulation designed and implemented by four teachers at North Oldham
High School. This simulation was performed during May term classes in
the spring of 2005 during five, three hour classes. |
Abstract
This is a
flickr website with all the forensics pictures used in the preparation
for the publication of Forensics Illustrated: Step Under the Tape.
This is a stock of over a thousand forensic photos available for use in
your classroom, presentation, or personal use. |
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