This talk delivered in school or virtually will show you the principles of how geographical profiling works in serial offender cases, and will focus on the geographical profiles left behind by some of the most notorious serial murders in the UK.
How offenders live and move through their daily environment leaves digital, physical and psychological traces. These traces can be used as clues to help understand the patterns and movements made by serial offenders – which can often be used to solve cases, and prevent others serial offences from happening. This talk will show you the principles of how geographical profiling works in serial offender cases, and will focus on the geographical profiles left behind by some of the most notorious serial murders in the UK.
Can be delivered in school.
Year Group(s):
10, 11, 12, 13
Gatsby Benchmarks:
2, 4, 5, 7
Learning Objectives (Linked to the Aimhigher Plus Progression Framework Learning Outcomes):
- Feel motivated and confident to succeed in school (As 3.1)
- Recognise the importance of succeeding at school (At 3.1)
- Recognise that GCSE and post 16 qualifications are required to access HE (At 3.2)
- Recognise how post 16 choices impact on future progression (Aw 4.1)
- Understand the necessity of HE for progression to certain careers (Aw 4.2)
- Recognition of the opportunities that may arise from attending HE (Ac 4.2)
- Recognise the skills and qualifications required for chosen HE pathway (Aw 5.1)
- Identify the potential career options following participation in HE (Aw 5.3)
http://aimhigherwm.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Progression-Framework.pdf Places Available:
50 (at least 50% of learners must be Aimhigher Plus)
Transport Provided:
n/a
Lunch Provided:
n/a
Our cancellation policy applies. Visit this website below for more information:
http://aimhigherwm.ac.uk/aimhigher-plus/events-and-activities/