Bell Work: 11/7/14

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Bell Work 11/7/14

• Need 2 Know
• Multiple Choice/4 Corners
• Constructed Response
• Use iPads- Scholastic Magazine App
• Password stemfinley1
• Issue Archives (bottom left corner)- chose the
  September 2, 2013 issue.
• Dental Detective Pages 12-13

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Vocab Reference
Forensic Odontologist
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EQ Objectives

• Objectives

• EQ

• TLW
• Use deductive reasoning to solve a crime.
• Create a model/method for collecting evidence at
  a crime scene.
• Learn what evidence to collect at a crime scene.

• Can we research areas of health sciencesforensic
  science?

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Using Deductive Reasoning in the Real World

• Forensic scientists collect and evaluate evidence
  from a crime scene. Usually evidence is acquired
  in a random order and forensic scientists must
  piece the puzzle back together using logical and
  critical thinking skillsdeductive reasoning.
• NOW ITS YOUR TURN TO USE YOUR DEDUCTIVE
  REASONING SKILLS!

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Forensics Debriefing( Whole Class Accountable
Talk)

• What was crime/problem?
• What is the solution? (Who, what, when where)
• What method did you use to solve the crime?
• AgainMAKE THEM JUSTIFY THEIR OUTCOME(S)!

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What would evidence collected at a crime scene do
for the investigation? What evidence would you
collect?
Mock Crime Scene http//www.masss.gov
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Evidence Collection Model

• Part I Contract Method/Model

• First create a team contract with roles for the
  upcoming challenges.
• As a forensics team, create your own method/model
  for collecting evidence.
• This method/model should be logical easy for
  someone else to use.

• Part II Collection

• Use your teams method/model for collecting
  evidence to document evidence from the crime
  scene in the classroom.

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Crime Scene Sketches

• Include the dimensions of
  the room or area drawn
• Include distances between objects shown
• Include dimensions of
  large pieces of furniture
• Indicate location of all fixed objects
•  Doors
• Windows
• Shelves
• Partitions
• Indicate, with numbers, the location of all
  moveable objects and any object to be removed
  from the scene
• Lamps
• Statues
• Large pictures
• Pieces of furniture
• Create a legend on the sketch
• Include true north on the sketch. Anybody have a
  compass?

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Tweet a response

• Use a Post-It Note to tweet about the following
  question
• What method did you use to collect evidence from
  the crime scene?