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Developed in 1983 through cooperation between the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles Unified School District, the program emphasizes structured fifth- and sixth-grade instruction using uniformed law enforcement officers. It teaches assertiveness, self-esteem, and decisionmaking, avoids scare tactics, and supports long-term behavioral and educational objectives. 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(5SEAT7LE,.A S31C563-0241  \nThis document was prepared by the DARE Regional Training Centers,supported by grant numbers 89-DD-CX-K006,K007,K008,K014,andK017,awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance,U.S.Department ofJustice.The opinions,findings,and conclusions or recommendationsexpressed in this document are those of the author(s)and do notnecessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S.Department of Justice.  \nBureau of Justice Assistance  \n633 Indiana Avenue N.W.,Washington,DC 20531(202)514-6278  \n\n| The Bureau of Justice Assistance is a component of the Office of Justice Programs which also includes the Bureau of  \u003Cbr>Justice Statistics,the National Institute of Justice,the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention,and the  \u003Cbr>Office for Victims of Crime.   |\n| --- |\n\nPREFACE  \nIn response to mounting national concern about druguse by American youth,the Bureau of Justice Assist-ance has produced this publication informing lawenforcement officers,educators,government officials,and other concerned citizens about DARE.  \nDARE(Drug Abuse Resistance Education)is a drugabuse prevention education program designed toequip elementary school children with skills forresisting peer pressure to experiment with tobacco,drugs,and alcohol.Developed in 1983 as a coopera-tive effort by the Los Angeles Police Department(LAPD)and the Los Angeles Unified School District(LAUSD),this unique program uses uniformed lawenforcement officers to teach a formal curriculum toclassroom students.DARE gives special attention tofifth and sixth grades to prepare students for entry intomiddle/junior high and high school,where they aremost likely to encounter pressures to use drugs.  \nThis innovative program has several noteworthyfeatures:  \n■ DARE targets elementary school children.Inthe past,middle/junior high and high schooldrug education programs have come too late toprevent drug use among youth.Therefore,substantial numbers of young people report firstuse of alcohol,tobacco,and marijuana bymiddle/junior high school.  \n■ DARE offers a highly structured,intensivefifth and sixth grade curriculum developed byDr.Ruth Rich,the Los Angeles Unified SchoolDistrict health education instructional specialist,in cooperation with recognized experts in thefield.A basic precept of the DARE program isthat elementary school children lack sufficientsocial skills to resist peer pressure to say no todrugs.DARE instructors do not use the scaretactics of traditional approaches that focus onthe dangers of drug use.Instead,the instructorsteach children a variety of techniques to resistpeer pressure.As a result of the instruction,children gain good judgment by learning skills in  \nassertiveness,self-esteem,and decisionmakingand are given alternatives to tobacco,alcohol,and drug use.In many instances the DAREcurriculum addresses learning objectives of theState's department of education whileconforming to health education standards.  \n■ DARE uses unlformed law enforcementofficers to conduct the class.Uniformedofficers as DARE instructors not only are rolemodels for impressionable children but alsohave high credibility on the subject of drug use.Moreover,by relating to students in a role otherthan that of law enforcement,officers develop arapport that promotes positive attitudes towardthe police and greater respect for the law.  \n■ DARE represents a long-term solutlon to aproblem that has","cbCaisEG0LYXKw9q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisEG0LYXKw9q","pdf",1321455,28,"English","# Preface\n## DARE program purpose and target audience\n## Noteworthy features of DARE\n## Regional training centers and oversight","[{\"question\":\"What is DARE, and what problem does it address?\",\"answer\":\"DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) is a drug abuse prevention education program intended to help elementary students resist peer pressure to experiment with tobacco, drugs, and alcohol.\"},{\"question\":\"How was DARE developed and what instructional approach does it use?\",\"answer\":\"DARE was developed in 1983 through cooperation between the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles Unified School District, using uniformed law enforcement officers to teach a formal, highly structured curriculum.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does DARE focus on fifth and sixth grades?\",\"answer\":\"DARE targets fifth and sixth grades because earlier middle/junior high drug education has come too late, and students in these grades are being prepared for pressures they are likely to face in the years that follow.\"}]","Bureau of Justice Assistance - An Introduction to DARE: Drug Abuse Resistance Education - Program Brief | PDF",1789960855,71]