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Correctional Education in Germany

Social Service Review, 1939
ONE of the most uncertain, and often unsatisfactory, services in the whole field of child welfare is that of correctional education, at once the most difficult and least successful of all community attempts in behalf of the welfare of young persons.
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Correctional Education and Recidivism in a Woman's Correctional Center

Adult Education, 1974
This study was designed to determine whether academic edu cational achievements of women inmates during incarceration had significant effects upon their subsequent recidivism. An experi mental group of 100 ex-inmates who had received the General Educational Development (G.E.D.) certificate while in prison was equated in terms of 14 personal and ...
David C. Johnson, Ronald W. Shearon, George M. Britton   +2 more
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Vocational Education in Corrections

Remedial and Special Education, 1986
Vocational education is a vital area of programming for handicapped juvenile offenders. Vocational education programs should promote independence to counteract the dependency that is typically fostered in correctional institutions. In addition, vocational programs must include a transition component, which stresses critical job retention skills.
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Postsecondary Correctional Education

Adult Learning, 2012
Postsecondary programs offering vocational training and college credit to eligible inmates have had difficulty finding a place in the U.S. correctional system. Politically motivated restrictions preventing inmates from receiving federal funds for college resulted in drastic program closures.
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EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN A CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SETTING

Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 2000
ABSTRACTThis article explores the experience of midwifery students who provided gynecologic and/or antepartum/postpartum care to women in the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, a maximum‐security facility for women in New York State. Care was provided for periods of time ranging from 2–4 months. During their clinical placement, students observed that
Karen Burgin, Rebecca Felter‐Wernsdorfer, Jaime Nass, Jan Weingrad Smith   +3 more
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Corrective Physical Education

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1934
Jessie L. Stevenson, Josephine Langworthy Rathbone   +1 more
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Assessing correctional educator capacity in adult correctional education programs: a gap analysis

2021
The current correctional education model provides educational access for students enrolled in educational programming. Nevertheless, some scholars argue that correctional education programming and teacher pedagogical practices do not align with the specific academic and emotional needs of the correctional education adult student population.
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History and Politics of Correctional Education

2011
In the early U.S. penitentiary system, prison education consisted simply of providing prisoners with Bibles and letting them contemplate their sins for the duration of their sentence. Beginning with prison reforms in the 1870s and 1880s, education in prisons evolved so that correctional facilities began to offer some educational or vocational programs.
David R. Werner, Amy Widestrom, Sylvester “Bud“ Pues   +2 more
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Correctional Education

2023
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Students in Correctional Education: Developmental Education’s Forgotten Population

Journal of College Reading and Learning, 2023
Jonathan Lollar, Wes Anthony
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