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Community-Oriented Policing






                                                                  ➤  Compare and contrast the normative beliefs of school
                                                                     age children as it relates to their decision-making
                 D.A.R.E. Instructor Training                        skills.
                                                                  ➤  Effectively explain the D.A.R.E. concepts of decision
                                                                     making for school age children.
                                                                  ➤  Successfully prepare and present a D.A.R.E.
                                                                     curriculum lesson plan.
               Who Should Attend
               Law enforcement offi cers with a minimum of two years   ➤  Utilize the skills learned in the course in an actual
                experience and has the desire to instruct a curriculum to   classroom setting.
                school age children that teaches skills of how to avoid
                drugs, gang, and violence.                        Course Requirements
                                                                  Attendance is required at all class sessions. In order
                                                                  to complete this course, the participant must actively
               Course Goals
               Millions of school children around the world will benefi t   participate in all classroom discussions and activities
                from D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), the   and obtain a minimum score of 75% on a written test to
                highly acclaimed program that gives kids the skills they   be given at the conclusion of the course. Students must
                need to avoid involvement in drugs, gangs, and violence.   complete a series of planning and presenting D.A.R.E.
                D.A.R.E. is a police offi cer-led series of classroom lessons   Lessons that will be chosen by the course Facilitator.
                that teaches children from kindergarten through 12th   Students must successfully present a portion of an
                grade how to resist peer pressure and live productive   assigned D.A.R.E. Lesson to school age children in a
                drug and violence-free lives.The D.A.R.E. curriculum is   classroom setting. Students must bring their uniform.
                designed to be taught by police offi cers whose training
                and experience gave them the background needed    All students attending this course must complete an
                to answer the sophisticated questions often posed by   application packet from the North Carolina D.A.R.E.
                young students about drugs and crime. Prior to entering   Training Center before admittance. Within that packet
                the D.A.R.E. program, offi cers must undergo 80 hours   all students must sign a Code of Conduct per D.A.R.E.
                of special training in areas such as child development,   America Policy. Applications may be obtained from
                classroom management, teaching techniques, and    Captain Michael Adkins with the Caswell Co. Sheriff’s
                communication skills.                             Offi ce by email at madkins@ncdare.org.

                                                                  Course Coordinator             Length of Course
               Course Objectives
               At the end of this training, offi cers will be able to:  Scott Grantham           Ten days (80 hours)
               ➤  Evaluate and understand the physical, emotional,
                  social, and legal risks that gateway drugs have on
                  school age children’s brains and bodies.























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