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糖心Vlog

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22 March 2026

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NON SPECIALIST FRIENDLY PICK UP AND GO LESSON.

This complete set of lessons supports the teaching of WJEC Criminology Unit 1 AC1.6 and provides everything students need to understand and evaluate methods of collecting crime statistics, including Home Office Statistics and the Crime Survey for England and Wales.

This resource pack includes three lessons that introduce why crime statistics are needed, explore the strengths and limitations of different methods of collecting data, and guide students through the key concepts of validity, reliability, representivity, ethics, purpose and the dark figure of crime in a clear and accessible way.

These lessons are ideal for teachers delivering Criminology for the first time as well as experienced practitioners who want resources that improve understanding of statistical methods while reducing planning workload.

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