Crime-Reduction Theories (e-learninig)
10Jan2008 Filed under: Applied Psychology, Forensic Psychology Author: Jamie Davies
The A2 Crime module covers a wide range of areas and the Home Office has an excellent resource which could come of use to you for lessons or just to get a little wider ranging information on crime theories, models and practice.
Over the past 2 decades our understanding of crime and crime reduction has grown. This section introduces and organises some of the approaches that have been developed to inform crime reduction practice. [quote]
I’ve only had a brief ‘wander’ through some of the resources but it seems like a really valuable resource for anyone teaching or learning about psychology and crime. Well worth a browse if you have a spare five minutes.
http://www.crimereduction.homeoffice.gov.uk/learningzone/lz_learning.htm
Hat-tip to Louise on the OCR E-list for making me aware of this excellent resource.
Tags: A2, crime, resources, teaching, websites
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