Can your students trust what they see?

This hands-on bundle in Forensic Science Eyewitness Testimony & Reliability reveals how observation errors and memory bias can lead to wrongful conviction: a powerful way to connect science and justice.

This guided note sheet for students to complete during this slideshow presentation on eyewitness testimony will help students focus on what they are learning and can serve as a great study tool for later exams. It is an excellent way to engage, as this presentation really makes us question how much we can trust our own memories, making us wonder, how accurate are eyewitnesses?

By learning this concept, your students will really have a clear picture as to why the criminal justice system is so intertwined with forensic science, as physical evidence is so important to ensuring justice is served in criminal cases.

I love teaching this topic and hope you will enjoy this guided note sheet to accompany my eyewitness testimony slideshow.

This bundle includes:

1. Reliability of Eyewitness Testimony Guided Notes

2. Reliability of Eyewitness Testimony Teacher Slideshow Lesson

3. Wrongful Convictions in Eyewitness Testimony Innocence Research Project Case Study

4. BONUS: When Lineups Go Wrong Student Worksheet & Teacher Answer Key

Enjoy this mini-bundle now and challenge your students to question evidence and discover why eyewitnesses aren’t always right!