P1 carry out a forensic examination Practical processing a scene and – of a simulated crime scene using collecting evidence appropriate methods to gather biological, physical and chemical Main points 3 +4 M1 Describe the procedures used to gather evidence from a simulated Searching for evidence crime scene Targeting and recovery Packaging and labelling P1 carry out a forensic examination Lesson 4-5 Portfolio complete – of a simulated crime scene using your portfolio of appropriate methods to gather Practical independently process and – how to process a biological, physical and chemical collect evidence from a crime scene. crime scene M1 Describe the procedures used to gather evidence from a simulated You receive a call from your chief crime scene inspector regarding a crime that has D1 Justify the procedures used to occurred. You rush to the crime scene gather evidence from a simulated to find a young caucasian male with a crime scene single bullet wound to his head. You are in charge of discovering all evidence to find out whether it was murder or 4, 5, 6,7 suicide Tool marks, blood, hair, fingerprints, fibre, saliva, bullet casing, gun powder, drugs Learner observation sheet to be completed Lesson 6-7 Write up How to process a crime – scene for the portfolio using success criteria from student sheets P2 Outline the main techniques used Practical Chromatography techniques – to analyse chemical evidence in forensic science M2 Explain the main techniques chromatography and TLC 8 used to analyse chemical evidence D2 Evaluate the techniques used to 27/09/11 Procedure sheet needs to be completed analyse chemical evidence as well as a brief description of how it works P2 Outline the main techniques used Practical Colorimetry as a chemical – to analyse chemical evidence analysis technique M2 Explain the main techniques 9 Procedure sheet needs to be completed used to analyse chemical evidence 03/10/11 as well as a brief description of how it D2 Evaluate the techniques used to works analyse chemical evidence
3 +4 P1 carry out a forensic examination of a simulated crime scene using appropriate methods to gather biological, physical and chemical M1 Describe the procedures used to gather evidence from a simulated crime scene Practical – processing a scene and collecting evidence Main points Searching for evidence Targeting and recovery Packaging and labelling 4, 5, 6,7 P1 carry out a forensic examination of a simulated crime scene using appropriate methods to gather biological, physical and chemical M1 Describe the procedures used to gather evidence from a simulated crime scene D1 Justify the procedures used to gather evidence from a simulated crime scene Lesson 4-5 Practical – independently process and collect evidence from a crime scene. You receive a call from your chief inspector regarding a crime that has occurred. You rush to the crime scene to find a young caucasian male with a single bullet wound to his head. You are in charge of discovering all evidence to find out whether it was murder or suicide Tool marks, blood, hair, fingerprints, fibre, saliva, bullet casing, gun powder, drugs Learner observation sheet to be completed Portfolio – complete your portfolio of how to process a crime scene Lesson 6-7 Write up – How to process a crime scene for the portfolio using success criteria from student sheets 8 27/09/11 P2 Outline the main techniques used to analyse chemical evidence M2 Explain the main techniques used to analyse chemical evidence D2 Evaluate the techniques used to analyse chemical evidence Practical – Chromatography techniques in forensic science chromatography and TLC Procedure sheet needs to be completed as well as a brief description of how it works 9 03/10/11 P2 Outline the main techniques used to analyse chemical evidence M2 Explain the main techniques used to analyse chemical evidence D2 Evaluate the techniques used to analyse chemical evidence Practical – Colorimetry as a chemical analysis technique Procedure sheet needs to be completed as well as a brief description of how it works
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