Edexcel GCSE History · 1HI0
Paper 1, Paper 3
Helping offenders change their behaviour and prepare for a life without crime.
Revise: Factors Affecting ChangeIf they believe that offenders can change, they may support rehabilitation through education, training and help with personal problems. These purposes can exist together: a society does not have to choose only one.
- Revise: The End of the Bloody Code and Transportation
Reforming offenders so that they can return to society and avoid committing further crimes.
- Revise: Prison Reform and the Influence of Howard and Fry
Helping an offender change their behaviour so that they can return to society without committing further crimes.
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- Revise: Case Studies: Pentonville Prison and Robert Peel
- Revise: Modern Prison Reforms and Alternatives to Custody
Helping an offender change their behaviour and prepare for a law-abiding life, for example through education, training or treatment.
- Revise: End of the Revolution
Restoring a purged official’s political standing and allowing them to return to Party or government work.