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Forensic Science

  • Clusters: Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
  • Pathways: Law Enforcement Services
  • Courses: Forensic Science
  • Grade range: 9, 10, 11, 12, Postsecondary
  • Release date: 12-15-2017
  • Tags: Scientific Method, Forensics, Chemical Reaction, Metric Conversions, White Powder Lab, Professionalism, Professional Practices, Code of Ethics, History, Contributors, Timeline, Pathologists, Forensic Science, Anthropologists, Forensic Glass, Glass, Evidence Analysis, Trace Evidence, Hair, Fiber, Law Enforcement, Lab, DNA, Deoxyribonucleic Acid, DNA Typing, Double Helix, Electrophoresis, Toxicology, Toxicologist, Forensic Toxicology, Toxicological Evidence, Blood Alcohol, Chromatography, MSDS, Lab Safety, Chemicals, Forensic Paint Analysis, Paint Layer Determination, Fingerprinting, Fingerprints, Criminal Justice, Latent Prints, Drugs, Controlled Substances, Drug Dependence, Drug Tests, Drug Evidence, Counterfeit Documents, Anthropology, Decomposition, Excavation, Odontology, Entomolgy, Careers in Forensic Science, Crime Scene Investigation, Evidence Collection, Crime Scene, Composition, Serology, Genetics, Blood, Bodily Fluid, Bloodstains, Punnett Squares, Stains, Marks, Tools, Firearms, Criminalistics, Criminology, Ethical Standards, Prerequisites Biology and Chemistry, Criminal Investigations

Description

Forensic Science is a course that introduces students to the application of science to connect a violation of law to a specific criminal, criminal act, or behavior and victim. Students will learn terminology and procedures related to the search and examination of physical evidence in criminal cases as they are performed in a typical crime laboratory. Using scientific methods, students will collect and analyze evidence such as fingerprints, bodily fluids, hairs, fibers, paint, glass, and cartridge cases. Students will also learn the history and the legal aspects as they relate to each discipline of forensic science. 
This binder does not contain all lesson plans for this course. This content can be used with any textbook or instructional materials. If locally adapted, make sure all TEKS are covered.

Resources

Scope and Sequence

Scope and Sequence: Forensic Science
Resource ID: 19447 Grade Range: 11, 12
CTE TEKS - Implemented 2017-2018, adopted in 2015 Forensic Science course scope and sequence within the Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security Career Cluster® summarizes the content to be taught, and one possible order for teaching the units of instruction. A brief description of each unit and the corresponding TEKS are included. This scope and sequence may be adapted or adopted by the local education agency.

Unit 1: Professional Standards and Employer Expectations

Lesson Plan: Lab Safety
Resource ID: 13550 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn the safe way of operating in the forensic science labs. Students will be expected to create lab safety posters as well as complete an MSDS activity for various chemicals.
Lesson Plan: Crime Scene Investigation
Resource ID: 13569 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn about various critical steps like obtaining, photographing, and preserving evidence at a crime scene. This lesson also, encourages an understanding of crime scene investigation, that is crucial for the forensic scientist to further analyze the crime and suspect.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Glass Analysis
Resource ID: 13571 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Glass fragments located at a crime scene can be essential to determining the identity and sometimes the location of a suspect. However, in all cases, the forensic scientist is required to draw comparison samples and determine the class or category of the glass sample or glass fragment. In this lesson, students will research glass analysis procedures, glass collection and preservation techniques.
Lesson Plan: Trace Evidence - Hair and Fiber
Resource ID: 13574 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Trace evidence examination is often challenged in court for its uncertainty. Nonetheless, characterization of hair and fiber evidence has played an important role in providing investigative leads in many criminal cases. It is not to be replaced in its entirety by DNA analysis, but to be used complimentarily with other disciplines and technology in forensic science. Students will learn about hair and fiber evidence through hair scale lab, hair microscopy lab, and fiber examination lab. Student lab handbook included.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Paint Analysis
Resource ID: 13578 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students get an overview of paint elements and the steps involved in forensic paint analysis. The lesson also includes a paint layer determination lab.
Lesson Plan: Footwear Impressions
Resource ID: 13580 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Impression evidence found at the crime scene often provides important investigative leads. In addition to defining class characteristics, it can also provide unique, individual characteristics that may lead to a specific source. This lesson is a lab in which students explore footwear impressions. The lab instructions are included, as well as quizzes and rubrics. 
Lesson Plan: Taking Fingerprints - Tenprint
Resource ID: 13584 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will participate in a lab experience in taking and comparing fingerprints.
Lesson Plan: Development of Latent Prints
Resource ID: 13586 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will learn about the different types of fingerprints and the chemicals used to pick them up at crime scenes. A lab is included. 
Lesson Plan: Forensic Serology
Resource ID: 13588 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson introduces students to forensic serology. Forensic serology is the detection and the classification of various types of human bodily fluids such as blood, semen, and saliva. Serology can also involve the identification of bloodstain patterns at a crime scene, which can not only tell who was present at the scene, but possibly what happened there.
Lesson Plan: DNA - Deoxyribonucleic Acid
Resource ID: 13590 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will experiment with DNA, one of the most valuable tools to verify identities, exclude suspects, and solve crimes. This lesson includes a laboratory experiment.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Toxicology
Resource ID: 13592 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will learn about forensic toxicology, the role of the toxicologist, collecting and preserving toxicological evidence, and techniques used to measure toxicology. Students will also conduct a chromatography lab and compute blood alcohol levels.
Lesson Plan: Firearms and Tool Marks
Resource ID: 13598 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In some cases, a single bullet or tool mark can reveal many clues that will eventually lead investigators to a suspect. This lesson familiarizes students with firearms/tools marks and its analysis.
Lesson Plan: Controlled Substances
Resource ID: 13594 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson will identify and categorize controlled substances and common drugs, and show how forensic science is used to fight crimes of this type.

Unit 2: Forensic Science and Career Options

Lesson Plan: Careers in Forensic Science
Resource ID: 13558 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson explores the history, legal aspects, and career options within forensic science. It also guides students to identify and illustrate roles, functions, and responsibilities of professionals in the criminal justice system, including crime scene investigators, criminalist, attorneys, and medical examiners.
Lesson Plan: Ethical Standards in Forensic Science
Resource ID: 13560 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will research and create a presentation over the code of ethics and professional practices in the field of forensic science.
Lesson Plan: History of Forensic Science
Resource ID: 13562 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Forensic science is the application of science to criminal and civil law making the scientist in the crime laboratory an active participant in the criminal justice system.  An understanding of the origin and development of forensic science is imperative for effective communication in the courtroom. Through this lesson, students will be expected to create a timeline poster of important events in forensic history.
Lesson Plan: Role of Forensic Pathologists and Anthropologists
Resource ID: 13564 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn about the role of pathologists and anthropologists in criminal investigations. Students will have the opportunity to research a forensic science related career and create an informational brochure for that career.
Lesson Plan: Legal Systems
Resource ID: 13567 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will understand the importance of crime scene evidence and the different divisions who handle evidence from collection to courtroom.
Lesson Plan: Crime Scene Investigation
Resource ID: 13569 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn about various critical steps like obtaining, photographing, and preserving evidence at a crime scene. This lesson also, encourages an understanding of crime scene investigation, that is crucial for the forensic scientist to further analyze the crime and suspect.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Glass Analysis
Resource ID: 13571 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Glass fragments located at a crime scene can be essential to determining the identity and sometimes the location of a suspect. However, in all cases, the forensic scientist is required to draw comparison samples and determine the class or category of the glass sample or glass fragment. In this lesson, students will research glass analysis procedures, glass collection and preservation techniques.
Lesson Plan: Trace Evidence - Hair and Fiber
Resource ID: 13574 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Trace evidence examination is often challenged in court for its uncertainty. Nonetheless, characterization of hair and fiber evidence has played an important role in providing investigative leads in many criminal cases. It is not to be replaced in its entirety by DNA analysis, but to be used complimentarily with other disciplines and technology in forensic science. Students will learn about hair and fiber evidence through hair scale lab, hair microscopy lab, and fiber examination lab. Student lab handbook included.
Lesson Plan: Footwear Impressions
Resource ID: 13580 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Impression evidence found at the crime scene often provides important investigative leads. In addition to defining class characteristics, it can also provide unique, individual characteristics that may lead to a specific source. This lesson is a lab in which students explore footwear impressions. The lab instructions are included, as well as quizzes and rubrics. 
Lesson Plan: History of Fingerprinting
Resource ID: 13582 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson gives students an introduction to fingerprinting and includes the history and development of fingerprinting.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Serology
Resource ID: 13588 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson introduces students to forensic serology. Forensic serology is the detection and the classification of various types of human bodily fluids such as blood, semen, and saliva. Serology can also involve the identification of bloodstain patterns at a crime scene, which can not only tell who was present at the scene, but possibly what happened there.
Lesson Plan: Questioned Documents
Resource ID: 13596 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Document examination is a well-respected field of scientific study. Crimes such as forgeries and counterfeiting are on the rise. As these increases so does the need for the field of questioned documents. This field allows us to analyze handwriting, forgeries, typescript documents, and counterfeits, which makes it essential to forensic science. This lesson and lab teaches how to identify counterfeit and forged documents.
Lesson Plan: Firearms and Tool Marks
Resource ID: 13598 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In some cases, a single bullet or tool mark can reveal many clues that will eventually lead investigators to a suspect. This lesson familiarizes students with firearms/tools marks and its analysis.

Unit 3: Using Scientific Methods and Reasoning

Lesson Plan: Scientific Method
Resource ID: 13552 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn to use the scientific method to solve an investigation, including all the steps of the method and an experiment in forensic analysis.
Lesson Plan: Using the Scientific Methods
Resource ID: 13556 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
The ability to use scientific methods is a critical skill in problem solving and forensic science. An investigator will use scientific methods to analyze evidence, determine what happened at a crime scene, and to narrow down a suspect pool. Through this lesson, students will use dimensional analysis to complete metric conversions and analyze unknown powders using the scientific method to identify them.
Lesson Plan: Crime Scene Investigation
Resource ID: 13569 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn about various critical steps like obtaining, photographing, and preserving evidence at a crime scene. This lesson also, encourages an understanding of crime scene investigation, that is crucial for the forensic scientist to further analyze the crime and suspect.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Glass Analysis
Resource ID: 13571 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Glass fragments located at a crime scene can be essential to determining the identity and sometimes the location of a suspect. However, in all cases, the forensic scientist is required to draw comparison samples and determine the class or category of the glass sample or glass fragment. In this lesson, students will research glass analysis procedures, glass collection and preservation techniques.
Lesson Plan: Trace Evidence - Hair and Fiber
Resource ID: 13574 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Trace evidence examination is often challenged in court for its uncertainty. Nonetheless, characterization of hair and fiber evidence has played an important role in providing investigative leads in many criminal cases. It is not to be replaced in its entirety by DNA analysis, but to be used complimentarily with other disciplines and technology in forensic science. Students will learn about hair and fiber evidence through hair scale lab, hair microscopy lab, and fiber examination lab. Student lab handbook included.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Use of Light
Resource ID: 13576 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn how to use a UV light to collect evidence. Students will complete a lab experience to better understand this process.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Paint Analysis
Resource ID: 13578 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students get an overview of paint elements and the steps involved in forensic paint analysis. The lesson also includes a paint layer determination lab.
Lesson Plan: Footwear Impressions
Resource ID: 13580 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Impression evidence found at the crime scene often provides important investigative leads. In addition to defining class characteristics, it can also provide unique, individual characteristics that may lead to a specific source. This lesson is a lab in which students explore footwear impressions. The lab instructions are included, as well as quizzes and rubrics. 
Lesson Plan: Development of Latent Prints
Resource ID: 13586 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will learn about the different types of fingerprints and the chemicals used to pick them up at crime scenes. A lab is included. 
Lesson Plan: Forensic Serology
Resource ID: 13588 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson introduces students to forensic serology. Forensic serology is the detection and the classification of various types of human bodily fluids such as blood, semen, and saliva. Serology can also involve the identification of bloodstain patterns at a crime scene, which can not only tell who was present at the scene, but possibly what happened there.
Lesson Plan: DNA - Deoxyribonucleic Acid
Resource ID: 13590 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will experiment with DNA, one of the most valuable tools to verify identities, exclude suspects, and solve crimes. This lesson includes a laboratory experiment.
Lesson Plan: Questioned Documents
Resource ID: 13596 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Document examination is a well-respected field of scientific study. Crimes such as forgeries and counterfeiting are on the rise. As these increases so does the need for the field of questioned documents. This field allows us to analyze handwriting, forgeries, typescript documents, and counterfeits, which makes it essential to forensic science. This lesson and lab teaches how to identify counterfeit and forged documents.
Lesson Plan: Firearms and Tool Marks
Resource ID: 13598 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In some cases, a single bullet or tool mark can reveal many clues that will eventually lead investigators to a suspect. This lesson familiarizes students with firearms/tools marks and its analysis.
Lesson Plan: Controlled Substances
Resource ID: 13594 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson will identify and categorize controlled substances and common drugs, and show how forensic science is used to fight crimes of this type.

Unit 4: Evidence Collection

Lesson Plan: Legal Systems
Resource ID: 13567 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will understand the importance of crime scene evidence and the different divisions who handle evidence from collection to courtroom.
Lesson Plan: Crime Scene Investigation
Resource ID: 13569 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn about various critical steps like obtaining, photographing, and preserving evidence at a crime scene. This lesson also, encourages an understanding of crime scene investigation, that is crucial for the forensic scientist to further analyze the crime and suspect.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Paint Analysis
Resource ID: 13578 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students get an overview of paint elements and the steps involved in forensic paint analysis. The lesson also includes a paint layer determination lab.
Lesson Plan: Footwear Impressions
Resource ID: 13580 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Impression evidence found at the crime scene often provides important investigative leads. In addition to defining class characteristics, it can also provide unique, individual characteristics that may lead to a specific source. This lesson is a lab in which students explore footwear impressions. The lab instructions are included, as well as quizzes and rubrics. 
Review the scope and sequence document. One or more lesson plans are currently not available.
Resource ID: CSLP01
One or more lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 5: Processing and Analyzing Trace Evidence

Lesson Plan: Forensic Glass Analysis
Resource ID: 13571 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Glass fragments located at a crime scene can be essential to determining the identity and sometimes the location of a suspect. However, in all cases, the forensic scientist is required to draw comparison samples and determine the class or category of the glass sample or glass fragment. In this lesson, students will research glass analysis procedures, glass collection and preservation techniques.
Lesson Plan: Trace Evidence - Hair and Fiber
Resource ID: 13574 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Trace evidence examination is often challenged in court for its uncertainty. Nonetheless, characterization of hair and fiber evidence has played an important role in providing investigative leads in many criminal cases. It is not to be replaced in its entirety by DNA analysis, but to be used complimentarily with other disciplines and technology in forensic science. Students will learn about hair and fiber evidence through hair scale lab, hair microscopy lab, and fiber examination lab. Student lab handbook included.
Lesson Plan: Forensic Use of Light
Resource ID: 13576 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students learn how to use a UV light to collect evidence. Students will complete a lab experience to better understand this process.
Lesson Plan: Questioned Documents
Resource ID: 13596 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
Document examination is a well-respected field of scientific study. Crimes such as forgeries and counterfeiting are on the rise. As these increases so does the need for the field of questioned documents. This field allows us to analyze handwriting, forgeries, typescript documents, and counterfeits, which makes it essential to forensic science. This lesson and lab teaches how to identify counterfeit and forged documents.

Unit 6: Impression Evidence

Lesson Plan: History of Fingerprinting
Resource ID: 13582 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson gives students an introduction to fingerprinting and includes the history and development of fingerprinting.
Lesson Plan: Development of Latent Prints
Resource ID: 13586 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will learn about the different types of fingerprints and the chemicals used to pick them up at crime scenes. A lab is included. 
Review the scope and sequence document. One or more lesson plans are currently not available.
Resource ID: CSLP01
One or more lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 7: Blood Splatter Analysis

Lesson Plan: Forensic Serology
Resource ID: 13588 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson introduces students to forensic serology. Forensic serology is the detection and the classification of various types of human bodily fluids such as blood, semen, and saliva. Serology can also involve the identification of bloodstain patterns at a crime scene, which can not only tell who was present at the scene, but possibly what happened there.
Lesson Plan: Firearms and Tool Marks
Resource ID: 13598 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In some cases, a single bullet or tool mark can reveal many clues that will eventually lead investigators to a suspect. This lesson familiarizes students with firearms/tools marks and its analysis.

Unit 8: Toxicology Laboratory Procedures

Lesson Plan: Forensic Toxicology
Resource ID: 13592 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will learn about forensic toxicology, the role of the toxicologist, collecting and preserving toxicological evidence, and techniques used to measure toxicology. Students will also conduct a chromatography lab and compute blood alcohol levels.
Review the scope and sequence document. One or more lesson plans are currently not available.
Resource ID: CSLP01
One or more lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 9: Serology Laboratory Procedures

Lesson Plan: Forensic Serology
Resource ID: 13588 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
This lesson introduces students to forensic serology. Forensic serology is the detection and the classification of various types of human bodily fluids such as blood, semen, and saliva. Serology can also involve the identification of bloodstain patterns at a crime scene, which can not only tell who was present at the scene, but possibly what happened there.
Review the scope and sequence document. One or more lesson plans are currently not available.
Resource ID: CSLP01
One or more lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 10: Analyzing DNA

Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document and TEKS.
Resource ID: CSLP02
Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 11: Identifying Drugs

Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document and TEKS.
Resource ID: CSLP02
Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 12: Bullet and Tool Mark Impressions

Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document and TEKS.
Resource ID: CSLP02
Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 13: Questioned Document Analysis

Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document and TEKS.
Resource ID: CSLP02
Lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 14: Anthropology and Forensic Science

Lesson Plan: Law Enforcement - Forensic Anthropology
Resource ID: 13600 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will learn about forensic anthropology, excavation, forensic odontology, decomposition, and forensic entomology. Students will conduct a human anthropology lab, forensic odontology lab, and forensic entomology lab.
Review the scope and sequence document. One or more lesson plans are currently not available.
Resource ID: CSLP01
One or more lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.

Unit 15: Decomposition of the Human Body

Lesson Plan: Law Enforcement - Forensic Anthropology
Resource ID: 13600 Grade Range: 11, 12 Institutional Organization: UNT
In this lesson, students will learn about forensic anthropology, excavation, forensic odontology, decomposition, and forensic entomology. Students will conduct a human anthropology lab, forensic odontology lab, and forensic entomology lab.
Review the scope and sequence document. One or more lesson plans are currently not available.
Resource ID: CSLP01
One or more lesson plans are currently not available. Review the scope and sequence document, TEKS, and available lesson plans, to determine which additional lesson plans to locally develop. You can download the optional blank lesson plan template provided here, to locally develop a new lesson plan, consistent with the others provided in the Texas CTE Resource Center. If after developing a new lesson plan, you would like the TEA to consider adding it to the resource library for colleague teachers to also use in the future, attach the lesson plan and any supplemental instructional materials through the form here, for consideration. If published, we will attribute the materials to you.
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