Ed Tech Toolbox

This lesson includes step-by-step lesson plan for a review of case law and information on probable cause, a simulation activity, and student handouts/worksheets/reflections for all. It uses the case Graham vs. Connor (1989) as a case study and provides scenarios with a rubric for students to act out their own situations and make decisions based on this case law. Provided in this download are: lesson plan, handout/slides with content info, rubric for understanding probable cause, scenarios, and a

Use this lesson to help students better understand Crime Scene Processing with great detail. Provided here are an informative text AND an inquiry worksheet to help extend the learning for students. (Includes Answer Key to student worksheet prompts)

A simplified (is that possible?!) explanation of Ohm's Law for your students - includes a presentation, video link and review quiz, along with a simplistic worksheet asking students to apply the knowledge.

Help your students understand different types of roofing options along with the process for HOW to install shingles or some of those other roofing options. This includes an informational reading, a graphic organizer/chart for student research, and a video with aresponse questions worksheet.

Detailed information and images to help explain how to sketch out a crime scene - created with a criminal justice CTE program in mind.

Lead teachers through professional development on educational tech tools using this Tic-Tac-Toe Choice Board. Require teachers to choose a variety of options to try out and explore the educational tech tools shared. OR replace these tech tools with your own. Page one is the choice board, page two gives a brief overview and "useful for" tips of each tech tool.

Created for a Diesel Tech lab, use this Tool ID project for any trade that utilizes tools. Students research, create a presentation, and learn from their peers in this engaging research project.