Articles
The Center houses the most complete collection of primary and secondary correctional education related material in the world. Online indexing and retrieval capability are an important part of our aspiration to make this material as available as possible to interested educators and researchers. Below you will find a selection of scholarly articles written by faculty associated with the Center.
Correctional Education Professional Development
by Carolyn Eggleston
Care as the Heart of Prison Teaching
by Randall Wright
Correctional Teacher Skills, Characteristics, and Performance Indicators
by Thom Gehring.
Integral Correctional Education Essays (three)
by Thom Gehring and Margaret
Puffer.
Army of Change Agents
by Thom Gehring
Going to Teach in Prisons: Culture Shock
by Randall Wright
Recidivism as a Measure of Correctional Education Program Success
by Thom
Gehring
Teacher Selection, Moral/Spiritual Education, and Character Formation for Confined Learners
by Thom Gehring
Imact of Immigration and Americanization on Correctional Education
by
Carolyn Eggleston
Radical Conversations: Part One—Social-Constructivist Methods in the ABE Classroom
by Bill Muth
Radical Conversations: Part Two—Cultivating Social-Constructivist Learning Methods in ABE Classrooms
by Bill Muth
A Reading Component Assessment of English Language Literacy Learners in
U.S. Prisons
by Bill Muth
Literacy Learners in Prison: Finding Purpose in the 'Second Space'
by
Bill Muth
Intergenerational Literacy Programs for Incarcerated Parents and Their
Families: A Review of the Literature (link opens external site)
by
Bill Muth
Two Ways to Assess Literacy Learners in Prison (link opens external site)
by
Bill Muth
Janie Porter Barrett (1865-1948): Exemplary African American Correctional Educator
by Bill Muth, Thom Gehring, Margaret Puffer, Camille Mayers, Sandra Kamusikiri, and Glenda Pressley
by Thom Gehring and Scott Rennie
San Bernardino Parolee Statistics, Best Practices, and Needs Assessment
by Scott Rennie, Carolyn Eggleston, and Matt Riggs
Service Provision to the Families of Inmates/Parolees
by Scott Rennie
