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Which subject	Criminology
What topic	victimology
What length (min)	30
What age group	Year or Grade 10
Class size	20
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: Victimology

Subject

Criminology

Topic

Victimology

Grade/Age Group

Grade 10 (Students ages 15-16)

Length

30 Minutes

Number of Students

20

Objectives

• Understand the definition of victimology and its importance in criminology.
• Identify different types of victims and their rights.
• Discuss the psychological and social effects of victimization.

Materials

• Whiteboard and markers
• PowerPoint presentation on victimology
• Handouts with case studies
• Video clips related to victim experiences
• Assessment questions for discussion

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length	Details
1	Introduction to Victimology	5 minutes	Briefly introduce the concept of victimology. Ask students what they think it means.
2	Definition and Importance	5 minutes	Present a definition of victimology and explain its significance in understanding crime.
3	Types of Victims	8 minutes	Discuss various types of victims (e.g., primary, secondary) using PowerPoint slides.
4	Rights of Victims	5 minutes	Explain the rights of victims under the law. Use handouts to facilitate understanding.
5	Psychological Effects	5 minutes	Show video clips that illustrate psychological effects of victimization; follow with a discussion.
6	Class Discussion	2 minutes	Facilitate a brief discussion on what students learned and how it applies to real-world situations.
7	Homework Assignment	1 minute	Brief students on the homework; they will write a short reflection on what they learned.

Assessment

• Informal assessment through class discussion and participation.
• Review homework reflections to ensure understanding of key concepts without requiring presentation.

Reflection

• Evaluate the lesson's effectiveness based on student engagement and understanding.
• Make necessary adjustments for future lessons based on observations and feedback.

Homework

• Students will write a one-page reflection on how victimology relates to a current event or personal experience, due by the next class.

Lesson script