The media in our country presents a controversy. The rights of th - This lesson encourages students to use all levels of Bloom to look at the case of 'Jack and the Beanstalk' through the eyes of our present legal system. This lesson will allow students to experience brainstorming and open-ended questioning strategies and research to develop a better understanding of the justice system. This lesson is important in that in today's ever-rising crime rate, our criminal justice system seems at times not to work for anyone but the criminal. Simulation - A simulation for a law class to demonstrate the procedures involved in the prosecution of a crime and to illustrate the difference in the prosecution process between juveniles and adults.
Students are often unable to understand what justice means when conflicts are resolved.
Some decisions seem to be unfair to the - The purpose of this activity is to provide an unfair situation to introduce the concept of justice. It is a hypothetical problem which students will try to solve through critical thinking skills. All of us at Education Planet send our deepest sympathies to the victims of September 11th's tragic events. Resources for Talking with Children about Terrorism. Fantastic resources for teachers, students, and parents.