Understanding Radicalisation and British Values

What does "radicalisation" mean?

• The process of adopting extreme political, social, or religious ideals.

• A method of peaceful negotiation.

• A type of economic reform.

• A form of artistic expression.

How would you define "extremism"?

• A moderate approach to political or religious beliefs

• A tendency to go to extremes, especially in political matters

• A balanced and neutral stance on controversial issues

• An avoidance of radical or extreme views

Identify the correct sign that someone might be becoming radicalised.

• Increased isolation from family and friends

• Improved academic performance

• Heightened interest in community service

Match the following British Values with their correct descriptions: Democracy, Rule of Law, Individual Liberty, Mutual Respect and Tolerance Everyone has the freedom to make choices, and their rights are protected.

• Individual Liberty

• Democracy

• Rule of Law

• Mutual Respect and Tolerance

Match the following British Values with their correct descriptions: Democracy, Rule of Law, Individual Liberty, Mutual Respect and Tolerance Respecting different cultures, religions, and beliefs, even if they differ from your own.

• Democracy

• Rule of Law

• Individual Liberty

• Mutual Respect and Tolerance

Match the following British Values with their correct descriptions: Democracy, Rule of Law, Individual Liberty, Mutual Respect and Tolerance Following laws set by society, which apply equally to everyone.

• Democracy

• Individual Liberty

• Mutual Respect and Tolerance

• Rule of Law

Match the following British Values with their correct descriptions: Democracy, Rule of Law, Individual Liberty, Mutual Respect and Tolerance People have a voice in decision-making, and voting ensures fairness.

• Democracy

• Rule of Law

• Individual Liberty

• Mutual Respect and Tolerance

British values are important in preventing extremism because:

• They promote tolerance and respect.

• They encourage isolation.

• They support radical ideologies.

• They discourage community engagement.

Look at the list of people and places below. Place a checkmark (✓) next to those you believe are trusted sources for advice and support on issues like radicalisation, extremism, or staying safe online.

It is important to be careful about who you trust with sensitive information because:

• It can lead to identity theft.

• It can improve your social status.

• It can help you make new friends.

• It can increase your wealth.