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Our Trainers provide the most up-to-date topics, teaching methodologies blending social media, video, and technology together to provide the attendees of our programs the very best training available in the United States.
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Our Law Enforcement Trainers are nationally recognized experts in their respective fields. The bring with them the very latest training topics, at the forefront of today’s societal issues of gangs, violence and youth prevention. Through our training programs we provide law enforcement professional all over the United States with the very best learning environment for the 21st Century Law Enforcement Professional.
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The GATE curriculum to provide a strong skill building environment for pre-teens and teens to de-mystify and enlighten the confusion of fact versus fiction involving drugs, gangs and violence related behavior. Our programs from grammar, middle and high school build upon each of lesson through each grade level. The curriculums are easy to teach constantly updated and adaptable for learning environments from schools, probation, clinical and social services group styled environments.
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Our presenters specialize in providing a vision into at-risk behavior for America’s young adult population. We at GATE America utilize the newest social media forms to blend a seamless environment of video, social media, current youth issues in our continuing prevention message of making wise choices.
In the increasing struggle for class time, finding time for a prevention specialist to enter a classroom to instructor multiple prevention programs, in order to effectively address drugs, violence and gangs becomes a challenge.
If schools or law enforcement agencies institute these programs, other disciplines that are important to the school might be affected. School Administrators may express not express concern with one program, but may become hesitant at more than that.
The balance between Education and Prevention programs is a constant state of fluctuation. The GATE program offers all three areas bundled into one program: gangs, violence and drugs.
Look at the side by side comparison below to see how other popular programs match up.
| Program Comparison Points | GATE | GRIP | DARE* | GREAT |
| Evidence Based | ||||
| Employs Social Norms | ||||
| Outcome Evaluated | ||||
| Flexible – Lesson Plans | ||||
| Survey’s Participants | ||||
| Directs youth into intervention | ||||
| Parent Component | ||||
| Courses taught K-4 | *** | ** | ** | |
| Course taught 5-8 | **** | |||
| Courses taught 9-12 | *** | ** | ** | |
| Lesson plans are different at each grade level | ||||
| Teacher & Staff Component | ||||
| Community Component | ||||
| Employs multiple methods to deal with peer pressure | ||||
| Community Service Project | ||||
| Meets National Education Standards | ||||
| Address Drugs overall | ||||
| Addresses Drugs Specifically | ||||
| Addresses Gangs | ||||
| Addresses Violence | ||||
| Address Firearm Safety | ||||
| Teaches Critical Thinking Skills | ||||
| Uses technology | ||||
| Does not rely solely on instructor lecture | ||||
| Taught Nationally | ||||
| Tolerance | ||||
| After School Component | ||||
| Lesson Plans are annually evaluated for effectiveness, content and may be removed. | ||||
| *This is based on the current available DARE program. The New DARE curriculum is still in the testing phase. | ||||
| **Lessons are available in these grade levels however they are not typically used by most school districts. | ||||
| ***Only 2nd Grade | ||||
| ****Only 5 Grade | ||||
