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Forensics: DNA Evidence

STEM Teacher Inspiration

This is my DNA Evidence lecture given in a forensics class about types of evidence that contain DNA. It also describes Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and DNA Fingerprinting by electrophoresis in detail. Topics Include: DNA Structure. DNA Fingerprinting. Types of DNA Evidence.

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What is Forensic Science About? Watch Forensic Scientist Kelly Knight at Work

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As a forensic DNA scientist, I tested evidence from crimes that occurred in the state of Maryland. Because I worked with evidence from crimes, a big part of my job involved going to court. My interest in forensic science can be traced all the way back to high school. I also got to research new techniques.

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Hosting a Mock Crime Scene in Forensics

The Trendy Science Teacher

If you’ve been wanting to execute a mock crime scene in your Forensics classroom, but aren’t sure where to begin, I’ve got you covered! Today, on the blog, I’m sharing my tips for Hosting a Mock Crime Scene in Forensics. Write out a script for the scene, including suspects, evidence, and an intriguing storyline.

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20 Virtual Labs & Activities for Forensic Science

The Trendy Science Teacher

As a new school year approaches, Forensics teachers across the world are scrambling to find virtual labs and activities for their Forensic Science classrooms. In my collaborative Facebook group for Forensic Science teachers, the question “ How do we virtually teach such a hands-on course? Let’s get started! #1:

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Forensics Introduction Unit Plan with Links to Resources!

STEM Teacher Inspiration

This is the first unit in a high school Forensic Science course. In this unit, students get a general idea of the different areas of forensics, learn some basics about laws and evidence, and how crime labs work. Students earn a badge as they become expert in each type of evidence collection and analysis. . Vocabulary.

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10 Ways to Get Students Excited About STEM Careers

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STEM Career: Software Developer Biotechnology and Genetics: Students analyze DNA sequences to identify genetic variations and potential health implications. STEM Career: Sports Statistical Analyst Forensic Science: Students analyze forensic evidence such as fingerprints, hair, and fibers to solve a mock crime scene.

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Science Digest Edition Aug 15 – Aug 31, 2022

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Forensic Scientist Kelly Knight. As a forensic DNA scientist, I tested evidence from crimes that occurred in the state of Maryland. Because I worked with evidence from crimes, a big part of my job involved going to court. Would you rather: Develop a vaccine to end a pandemic? Or Find a cure for cancer?

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