Unit Award Scheme

117008 PREVENT PROGRAMME (UNIT 3): DECISION MAKING

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1review their learning on the programme so far, by identifying the skills they have covered previouslyStudent completed work
2with support from staff, identify the main reasons an identified character might give for getting involved in anti-social behaviour (ASB) or crime, ie the 'push' factorsStudent completed work
3through discussion and with support, consider and further explore the approaches the same character may have taken just before the ASB or crime was committedStudent completed work
4identify a personal or fictional example of crime or ASB and further consider the 'push' factors present in the situationStudent completed work
5assess and indicate using a given scale the seriousness of the ASB or cirme that is likely to occur if the 'push' factors are responded toStudent completed work
6consider key examples of 'pull' factors and consider how they can be used to make a positive decisionStudent completed work
7consider the positive approach 'shield' they took in a given situation and identify the thoughts and steps that supported this positive behaviourStudent completed work

shown knowledge of

8how to handle negative peer pressureSummary sheet
9the key losses that occur as a result of being involved in ASB and crimeSummary sheet
10at least two consequences of negative decision making.Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 21 April 2022Level - Level One