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    • Thumb image for Is your head attached?Resource Type: Website / HyperLink

      Is your head attached?

      Grades: No grades selected.
      Subjects: Health Science & Medical Technology
      Integrating knowledge about head and neck anatomy of the lymph nodes.
      Contributor: CTE Online
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      Becoming a Deputy Probation Officer

      Grades: 10 to 12
      Subjects: No subjects selected.
      During this lesson, students will be introduced to the responsibilities of a Deputy Probation Officer. They will learn about th...
      Contributor: CTE Online
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      1. Report Writing: What's missing

      Grades: 10 to 12
      Subjects: No subjects selected.
      The students will identify and list missing information from a police report that is essential to sustain a conviction on an arr...
      Contributor: CTE Online
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      3. Report Writing: Field Interview Report (FIR)

      Grades: 10 to 12
      Subjects: No subjects selected.
      The student will identify and list the basic information needed to obtain and correctly fill out a Field Interview Report. As we...
      Contributor: CTE Online
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      Observation of Young Children Part One

      Grades: 10 to 12
      Subjects: No subjects selected.
      Observing young children allows us to focus on their development at that moment. Watching and writing anecdotal notes about one ...
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