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Pbs Learning Media: Now: Do Now: Should Teens Who Commit Serious Crimes Be Sentenced as Adults? Unit PlanPbs Learning Media: Now: Do Now: Should Teens Who Commit Serious Crimes Be Sentenced as Adults? Unit Plan
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9th - 10th
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1380L
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Pbs Learning Media: Now: Do Now: Should Teens Who Commit Serious Crimes Be Sentenced as Adults?

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Click on Watch on YouTube to watch the FRONTLINE film "Stickup Kid." Then Do Now activity, students engage in a conversation around teen sentencing and discuss the question: Should teens under 18 be tried and sentenced as children or adults?

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  • Knovation Readability Score: 5 (1 low difficulty, 5 high difficulty)

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