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Feedback on your extended writing task 1.Staple in the essay into your book and enter the level you got in front of book 2.Check back through my feedback and answer the Question I have asked 3.Write out any Spelling Corrections ECA - to English

Mapping Crime in Our Area Learning Objective: To consider the crimes in our area, carry out research into crime in Southwark and produce a map showing crime rates in London How bad is crime in our area? How do you know? What crimes are you most afraid of being a victim of?

Mapping Crime in Our Area Learning Outcomes:  (L4) Say what crimes are in our area and produce an accurate map of crime rates across London.  (L5) Describe in detail the crimes in Southwark referring to at least one website, and describe crime rates across London referring to your map.  (L6) Compare crime statistics to our perception on crime in Southwark and suggest reasons for patterns of crime across the city. Rich Question (L7+) What do you think is the solution to frequent crimes like anti-social behaviour?

How bad is crime in our area? How do you know? What crimes are you most afraid of being a victim of? BRAINSTORM CRIME IN SOUTHWARK

PERCEPTION REALITY SEVERITYFREQUENCY WORD ALERT!

We’re going to look at the reality of crime in our area using the Metropolitan Police website. Tasks: 1.Log on and put in our postcode- SE22 0NR 2.What information does the website give? Extension (L5-6) Why do you think this information is made public? Extension (L6-7) What are the advantages and disadvantages? Why is this website controversial? 3.How many crimes have been reported in our area? 4.What is the most frequent kind of crime? Extension: Not all crimes are reported – why? REALITY Have a play around comparing different areas that are relevant to YOU. SE270RN - where I live. LL13 9TF - where my parents live!

Anti-social behaviour 1.What does this mean? 2.What are the solutions? PREVENTIONPUNISHMENT

1.Find out the Crime Count and the Crime Rate for Southwark Extension: What is the difference between these 2 figures? What do they mean? 1.Which boroughs have a worse crime rate than Southwark? 2.Which is the best borough? 3.Which is the worst borough? Why does the crime rate vary in different boroughs? crime rate - the ratio of crimes in an area to the population of that area; expressed per 1000 population per year

How well do you know the boroughs of London?

Creating our own picture of crime in London All - Do a key (colours – choropleth map) Most - L5 – Describe the pattern your map shows Some - L6 – offer suggestions for the uneven distribution of crime

Learning Outcomes:  (L4) Say what crimes are in our area and produce an accurate map of crime rates across London.  (L5) Describe in detail the crimes in Southwark referring to at least one website, and describe crime rates across London referring to your map.  (L6) Compare crime statistics to our perception on crime in Southwark and suggest reasons for patterns of crime across the city. Rich Question (L7+) What do you think is the solution to frequent crimes like anti-social behaviour? Learning Outcomes:  (L4) Say what crimes are in our area and produce an accurate map of crime rates across London.  (L5) Describe in detail the crimes in Southwark referring to at least one website, and describe crime rates across London referring to your map.  (L6) Compare crime statistics to our perception on crime in Southwark and suggest reasons for patterns of crime across the city. Rich Question (L7+) What do you think is the solution to frequent crimes like anti-social behaviour? Learning Outcomes:  (L4) Say what crimes are in our area and produce an accurate map of crime rates across London.  (L5) Describe in detail the crimes in Southwark referring to at least one website, and describe crime rates across London referring to your map.  (L6) Compare crime statistics to our perception on crime in Southwark and suggest reasons for patterns of crime across the city. Rich Question (L7+) What do you think is the solution to frequent crimes like anti-social behaviour? Learning Outcomes:  (L4) Say what crimes are in our area and produce an accurate map of crime rates across London.  (L5) Describe in detail the crimes in Southwark referring to at least one website, and describe crime rates across London referring to your map.  (L6) Compare crime statistics to our perception on crime in Southwark and suggest reasons for patterns of crime across the city. Rich Question (L7+) What do you think is the solution to frequent crimes like anti-social behaviour?