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TED Talk: How Reliable is Fingerprint Evidence?- Theodore E. Yeshion
This engaging resource includes 15 thoughtful questions, a debate topic, and an expanded writing prompt based on the TED-Ed video exploring the science and history of fingerprint analysis. Students will dive into how fingerprints form, how they’re used in solving crimes, and the ethical and legal questions surrounding their reliability. Ideal for high school and college-level courses in forensic science, biology, criminal justice, or law, this resource encourages critical thinking, debate, and d
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics
TED Talk: The Most Dangerous Elements on the Periodic Table- Shannon Odell
From forensic poisonings to radioactive decay, this TED-Ed companion resource uncovers the periodic table’s deadliest secrets. Students will explore how toxic, reactive, and radioactive elements like thallium, mercury, lead, and polonium impact human health and society. This high-interest chemistry and public health lesson includes 20 deep discussion questions, a writing prompt that connects chemistry to ethics and policy, and a debate topic exploring whether dangerous elements should be strictl
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Chemistry, Forensics, Health
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