Something that happened in class.
In
forensics we had to do a project about crime scene investigation.
Everyone in the class got a penny. We had to sketch out or penny. Then
we drew out what made our penny unique. For my penny it had a red line
above the n on the side that said one. So on my sketch I drew that
because I knew it would help me identify which penny was mine when put
next to everyone elses penny.. Then next day we came to class our
teacher took us outside and lined all of our pennies up side by side and
we had to find which one was our. This is where our drawings become
helpful. I used my drawing to set my penny aside from the other one but
without my paper I would have never found it. This showed us how
important it was for investigators to collect evidence. Without evidence
it makes it hard to figure out what happened. Also the human mind
forgets things so you have to take notes and evidence if you want to
remember stuff. I barely remember what my penny looked like after one
night and most trials can take up a to year or more to take place. I've
learned a lot in that class about how forensics work. It is a very
interesting class plus we get to watch CSI. I wish i could take this
class all year but unfortunately I can not because I have to take
biology but the good thing is that it is with the same teacher. Mrs.
Nixon is my favorite teacher she is really nice and she is a great
teacher and i look forward to her class every day..
Forensics sounds like a fascinating and useful class! Did you find your penny?
ReplyDeleteI never found my penny because my sketch wasn't detailed enough.
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