SOS! I require an investigation question for a investigation project. School level SC? O-level?
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what is the relationship between the relative angles of polariztion of two polarized lenses and the degree to which they obstruct light ?
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http://www.crimelibrary.com/\n\nSome of the cases you can look through are creepy. There are gruesome details of murders/rapes/etc. It does show the investigation process, though, and pictures [that aren't too scary] are shown.
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Try http://www.volusia.k12.fl.us/curriculum/assessment/FCAT-SSS.htm\nor search for other ones with google
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Here's a link to the information you require...\n\nhttp://www.mgaonline.com.my/junior.asp
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I did a paper for a Marriage and Family class, "Divorce and the Effect it has on American Society." I did a questionnaire and gave it to divorced people, did some research on the Internet, and then used my personal experience. It was a 400 Level Soc class...my professor liked it very much...just come up with some good multiple questions and give it to an even number of people and use percentages...try this it worked for me
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You should be able to contact the State Department of Education for guidance in providing what ou need for setting up an organization or umbrella program for these types of needs.  A local Christian school might be a great alternative to begin researching your questions and needs as well.  You might also consider a Teacher's Resource outlet store in your area as they may have all the materials you would need to begin the process.  Just some ideas.  May God bless your endeavors.
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pre sentence investigation
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Hi,\nI would suggest writing to your local police authority and asking for help. Tryphoning your local police station (not 999/112/911 - the local number will be in the Telephone Directory) and ask for the nearest forensic science/CSI unit. \n\nTom Walvin
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Call up a local police department, or just stop by.   They are usually willing to help.  My roommate at school was in CJ, and did a similar project with a department in her local police force.  She just walked in explaining she was a student, and they told her what to look for and introduced her to an office member that really helped her out.
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Not really, a good school will have the proper classes required for you to take.  Perhaps if you are still in highschool, check with the local police department see if they have an explorer organazation, it's a group that's in the BSA organazation.  I was involved as a youth, it gives you a good perspective of police work.
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I found a study guide for Postal Workers at the Library.  Ask the librarian where the Civil Service Exam questions are kept.  There's usually a whole section of 'em.
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Haven’t you at least read the case syllabus?\n\nIf not, read it and questions should come to mind.  \n\nYou can find it at the source link: .
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Here are 2 places:\n\nhttp://www.letsinvestigate.net/investigation/index.html\n\nhttp://www.infospace.com/home/white-pages/email-search
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Okay, I'm not trying to be not nice about this, but...how much education do you already have???  And in what field of study?  It really sounds like you are asking questions for your homework...\n\nHuman services is self explanitory.  Helping humans...usually by sub group, such as children living in poverty level families, or children under 18 or elderly.  Ethical considerations...come on, that is a huge discussion too big to discuss here.\nResources key to the field?  State and federal funding...and again, too big to discuss here, such as homes for kids who can't be in theirs, elder care, medical funding, etc.  Mental health facilities, etc.  It's a lot of foot work, a lot of investigative work, talking to families, neighbors, school officials, then taking all that and making sense of it.  People will lie like dogs to you in the interview process...and if we already had all the answers in overcoming all the problems...we wouldn't need social workers any more, right?
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Here is some info.  Every state will have different requirements.  Be careful, some of the degree granting schools may not be totally good.  Call the stat crime lab in your state and ask them about the job.\n\nhttp://www3.sc.maricopa.edu/ajs/crime_scene_technician.htm\n\nhttp://www.spjc.edu/webcentral/acad/crimeas.htm\n\nhttp://www.cji.net/CJI/CenterInfo/fscec/cstcp.htm
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Depends on the age of the student.  There is a great website you can use to search by difficulty level and genre (biology, chemistry, etc.) at:\n\nhttp://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/science_fair_projects.php?hidden=1\n\nHope that helps!
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for what subject at what level?