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‘Prevent’ Teaching and Learning Resource © Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Cleveland Police Exploring Prevent Lesson Objectives 1.To be aware that the UK government wants to use education as a way to help prevent violent extremism 2.To critically analyse the usefulness of a DVD as a way of presenting violent extremism

‘Prevent’ Teaching and Learning Resource © Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Cleveland Police With a partner, match the definitions to key words: Britishness Stereotype immigration media portrayal Racism Extremism violent extremism

‘Prevent’ Teaching and Learning Resource © Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Cleveland Police The Task You are going to watch a DVD that has been produced by Cleveland Police, which examines the difficult topic of extremism and violent extremism. The Police hope that this DVD will help to stop young people from getting involved with extremist groups and help young people to identify and possibly prevent acts of violent extremism. You are to critically evaluate the DVD.

‘Prevent’ Teaching and Learning Resource © Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Cleveland Police How will we critically analyse the DVD? You will be split into groups of 6. Each person in the group will be given a different task whilst watching the DVD. Person 1: watch out for stereotyping and where producers have been careful not to stereotype Person 2: watch out for issues linked to Britishness Person 3: watch out for issues linked to immigration Person 4: watch out for issues linked to extremism and violent extremism Person 5: watch out for issues linked to racism Person 6: think about media techniques that are used

‘Prevent’ Teaching and Learning Resource © Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Cleveland Police What did we find? stereotyping Britishness immigration extremism and violent extremism

‘Prevent’ Teaching and Learning Resource © Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Cleveland Police Next lesson, you will use the information we have gathered to produce a presentation. The focus is to analyse the effectiveness of the DVD in preventing violent extremism from taking place focussing on the 6 areas we have looked at today. What did we find? racism media techniques