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Offender Profiling Exercise


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Posted by: Jamie Davies ★ (follow me)
Uploaded on: 30 October 2007
File Type: Misc File

Offender Profiling Exercise


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This is an exercise that I wrote a few years ago. The students have to follow the evidence and create a basic profile of an offender. First I split into small groups, then the students get the first 'brief'. Following this at intervals of approx 5 minutes I show the next few slides which contain more information about the case (reports, eye witnesses). At the I brain storm with the entire class to create a profile. There's details of who did it to check this profile off againsts. In the zip is a powerpoint, 'official' note paper, and teacher notes with all details on. For the sounds to work the powerpoint has to be in the same folder as the sound files.
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Comments (8)

On 13 December 2007 Julie Ashcroft (PM) wrote:
Looks like a really good resource. I am delivering edexcel forensic psychology unit for applied forensic science and last year got class to do offender profile on a closed fbi case on Chandra Levy using Brent Turvey's Behavioural Evidence Analysis technique but students got too preoccupied with 'solving' the crime. Will give this a go instead. Many thanks.
On 29 May 2009 Sian Goulding (PM) wrote:
Really useful resource - will definitely be using this one! Thanks for sharing. SG
On 30 June 2009 ZRW (PM) wrote:
Many thanks Jamie - I've had a play with the resource and it all looks to work beautifully. Can't wait to use it with my students next year with the AQA (B) Forensic Psychology topic. Brilliant work.
On 2 September 2009 Helen Gibb ★ (PM) wrote:
Thanks Jamie cant wait to use this looks fun even though profiling isnt exactly on my spec any more. omg.is it really september already
On 16 September 2009 Jo (PM) wrote:
Brill! Thank you. My students will love this!
On 16 December 2009 cassi (PM) wrote:

Brilliant Jamie, thanks, will definitely use this!

On 22 April 2010 Mark Slack (PM) wrote:
This is a cracking excercise, i have had a play and feel it will be spot on for my students who are completing a forensic psychology profiling assignment wyhere they have to demonstrate how it is done. Thanks Jamie
On 14 June 2010 Francine Sinnett (PM) wrote:
I am looking for the julie ashcroft and the students who are doing the study on the micheal francke case. I am the sister of frank gable I can be reached at [email]

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