Students will be presented with an overview of criminal behaviors and explanations for their causes as provided by the various psychological perspectives. Preparation and presentation of an independent research paper involving an in-depth analysis of a particular criminal individual will be required of each student. This advanced course is designed for students interested in medicine as a career. This course is limited to twelve students selected through an application and interview process. This course allows students to pursue self-initiated, academically advanced study projects with their identified special interest areas.
Students identify a problem, conduct an investigation, and present their findings for evaluation.
Participants may be scheduled one bell a day in their home school to work on their projects or all activity on the project may take place outside of the regular school hours. This is an introductory course in basic photography skills including work with 35mm cameras, film developing, and printing techniques. The course may count toward meeting the fine arts or practical arts graduation requirement. Students will meet during the school day in regularly scheduled class sessions to research and discuss selected topics. Instructional approaches used may include guest speakers, seminars, panel discussions, debates, workshops, and field trips.