Unlock success in WJEC Level 3 Criminology with this comprehensive lesson on AC3.2, focused on drawing conclusions from information on Safe Verdicts and just sentencing. Using case studies of Colin Pitchfork, Timothy Evans, and Stuart Hall, this resource equips students with the analytical skills needed to draw conclusions from real-life criminal cases. Designed to meet WJEC standards, the package includes a detailed PowerPoint presentation and an engaging student workbook full of activities, questions, and essential exam preparation and lesson plan with detailed teacher notes. This is Lesson 2 of 3 in a series: Lesson 1: Focuses on miscarriages of justice and just verdicts. Lesson 2: Explores safe verdicts and just sentencing. Lesson 3: Guides students in analyzing assignment briefs and preparing controlled assessment notes. The student workbook includes activities and knowledge-building tasks to help draw conclusions from information sources. Notes taken in the workbook adhere to WJEC guidance, making them assessment-ready. The PowerPoint presentation features case details, video links, interactive activities, and key exam skills tips, supporting dynamic and effective classroom delivery. Perfect for teachers and students, this lesson offers ready-to-use resources for classroom and assessment success. For more criminology resources visit my shop. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/adam_bax?p=2 For AC3.2 lesson 1 click the link Try my resources for free. Download a free lesson for Criminology Unit 1 White Collar and Corporate Crime https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/criminology-white-collar-crime-organised-corporate-crime-unit-1-ac1-1-types-of-crime-wjec-13070795

PowerPoint, Activities, Handouts and Lesson Plan for State Crime and Technological Crime. WJEC Level 3 Criminology Unit 1 AC1.1 Analyse different types of crime. For WJEC Level 3 Diploma / Certificate in Criminology Resources included are: Student workbook. This includes activities, questions and knowledge that will help students to analyse State Crime and Tecnological Crime and help them structure notes for the Unit 1 controlled assessment. PowerPoint - with information, activity instructions for the students and key exam skills information. AC1.1 Literacy and Assessment Handout - this provides students with the assessment criteria, key terms glossary, guidance on structuring notes and sentence starters that can be used to help students analyse different types of crime in their controlled assessment. Lesson Plan and Teacher Notes - these detailed notes include the lesson plan / rationale. Detailed instructions on how to facilitate activities and also answers / suggested answers to some of the activities. References are made to the relevant slide numbers, pages numbers and documents that are needed in each activity. This lesson tries to include different activities and suggestions for a range of learning styles. Pedagogy includes videos, discussions, knowledge re-call, literacy and extended writing. The notes made in this booklet are compliant with WJEC’s guidance on controlled assessments therefore, students could take it into the assessment with them. Please leave a review to let me know what you think! More resources updated weekly. Click link below for further resources for the WJEC Criminology course. Level 3 Criminology Resources Try before you buy!!! Access a free lesson on white collar crime for AC1.1

Lesson resources, PowerPoint, handouts, activities workbook, lesson plan for Criminology Unit 3 AC1.1 Evaluate the effectiveness of the roles of personnel involved in criminal investigations. This a full lesson bundle. WJEC Level 3 Diploma / Certificate in Criminology Resources included are: Student workbook. This includes activities, questions and knowledge that will help students to evaluate the effectiveness of different personnel involved in criminal investigations and help them structure notes for the Unit 3 controlled assessment. Lesson PowerPoint - with information, video links, activity instructions for the students and key exam skills information. Literacy and Assessment Handout - this provides students with the assessment criteria, key terms glossary, guidance on structuring notes and sentence starters that can be used to help students write in their controlled assessment. Lesson Plan and Teacher Notes - these detailed notes include the lesson plan / rationale. Detailed instructions on how to facilitate activities and also answers / suggested answers to some of the activities. References are made to the relevant slide numbers, pages numbers and documents that are needed in each activity. This lesson tries to include different activities and suggestions for a range of learning styles. Pedagogy includes videos, discussions, knowledge re-call, literacy and extended writing. The notes made in this booklet are compliant with WJEC’s guidance on controlled assessments therefore, students could take it into the assessment with them. Want to see a sample of my resources for free. Please download and leave a review for lesson for Unit 1 AC1.1 white collar crime by clicking on the link below. Free Criminology Lesson Click link below for further resources for the WJEC Criminology course. Level 3 Criminology Resources Click link below for the Unit 3 AC1.2 resources: WJEC Criminology Unit 3 AC1.2

Lesson resources, PowerPoint, handouts, activities workbook, lesson plan for Criminology Unit 3 AC1.2 Assess the usefulness of investigative techniques in criminal investigations. This is a full lesson pack covering investigative techniques for AC1.2 Focus is Surveillance techniques: CCTV and Covert Surveillance. (Additional lessons have been added or will be added covering Profiling, Interviews and Forensics). The bundle includes PowerPoint, Student Workbook, Literacy and assessment handout and detailed teacher notes. Once the lesson is completed the workbook can be used in the Unit 3 Controlled Assessment. Resources are for the For WJEC Level 3 Diploma / Certificate in Criminology Resources included are: Student workbook. This includes activities, questions and knowledge that will help students to assess the usefulness of interview techniques in criminal investigations and help them structure notes for the Unit 3 controlled assessment. PowerPoint - with information, video links, activity instructions for the students and key exam skills information. Literacy and Assessment Handout - this provides students with the assessment criteria, key terms glossary, guidance on structuring notes and sentence starters that can be used to help students write in their controlled assessment. Lesson Plan and Teacher Notes - these detailed notes include the lesson plan / rationale. Detailed instructions on how to facilitate activities and also answers / suggested answers to some of the activities. References are made to the relevant slide numbers, pages numbers and documents that are needed in each activity. This lesson tries to include different activities and suggestions for a range of learning styles. Pedagogy includes videos, discussions, knowledge re-call, literacy and extended writing. The notes made in this booklet are compliant with WJEC’s guidance on controlled assessments therefore, students could take it into the assessment with them. Try my resources for free. Download Unit AC1.1 Types of crime white collar crime. Please leave a review to let me know what you think! Free Lesson Unit 1 AC1.1 White Collar Crime Click link below for further resources for the WJEC Criminology course: Level 3 Criminology Resources For unit 3 AC 1.1 lesson click here: Unit 3 AC1.1 Evaluate the effectiveness of the roles of personnel involved in criminal investigations For other Unit 3 AC1.2 lessons click here: [AC1.2 Investigative techniques: Forensics and Intelligence Databases]

This comprehensive lesson plan for Criminology AC3.2 guides students through drawing conclusion from information in an assignment brief and controlled assessment preparation. The package includes a detailed PowerPoint presentation, student workbook with engaging activities, literacy and assessment handout, practise assignment brief and a structured lesson plan aligned with WJEC Level 3 Criminology standards This is lesson 3 of 3. It focuses on drawing conclusions from information in the assignment brief as a source of information and controlled assessment preparation. The bundle includes PowerPoint, Student Workbook, AC3.2 literacy and assessment handout and detailed teacher notes / lesson plan. Once the lesson is completed the workbook can be used in the Unit 3 Controlled Assessment. Resources included are: Student workbook - includes activities, questions and knowledge that will help students to draw conclusions from assignment briefs. **PowerPoint **- with information, activity instructions for the students and key exam skills information. Lesson Plan and Teacher Notes - detailed notes include the lesson plan / rationale. Instructions on how to facilitate activities and also answers / suggested answers to some of the activities. References are made to the relevant slide numbers, pages numbers and documents that are needed in each activity. Literacy and Assessment Handout - provides students with the assessment criteria, key terms glossary, guidance on structuring notes and sentence starters. The notes made in this booklet are compliant with WJEC’s guidance on controlled assessments therefore, students could take it into the assessment with them. Try my resources for free. Download a free lesson by clicking on the link below: Free Lesson Unit 1 AC1.1 White Collar Crime Please leave a review to let me know what you think! Click link below for further resources for the WJEC Criminology course: Level 3 Criminology Resources Unit 3 AC3.2 lesson 1 Unit 3 AC3.2 lesson 2

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