From the Classroom to the Cellblock: How Educators Can Collaborate with Correctional Systems
By sharing strategies, collaborating across systems, and advocating for policies that prioritize education over incarceration, educators can help reduce recidivism and create pathways for success.
How Teacher Perceptions Shape Student Outcomes
For students, particularly those from marginalized communities, the impact of these biases can be life-altering, affecting everything from disciplinary actions to academic success.
Raising Mighty Girls
When we empower girls, we’re not just shaping individuals—we’re building a future full of strong, confident women who will change the world. And that’s a vision worth fighting for.
Compliance vs Engagement
Teachers are always balancing the need for student compliance while striving for engagement.
Juvenile Justice: Deflection vs Diversion
What are the key differences between deflection and diversionary programs for youth?
The Business of Busyness
In the United States, the phrase "hard work pays off" isn't just a motivational slogan—it’s a cultural cornerstone.
Passion - Burnout = Purpose
Find your purpose and passion at work to keep burnout at bay.
Ed Tech for Adult Students (Inside & Outside)
Tech skills are a game-changer for all students, even those who are incarcerated.
Working with Neurodivergent Students
Ten strategies for working with neurodivergent students.
Does it really take a village?
It really does take a village to get us through life.
The Entrepreneurial Spirit
Finding our reason for being is a lot like being an entrepreneur!
Opportunity Youth
Opportunity youth represent a reservoir of talent, creativity, and resilience that communities can harness and support to create a brighter future for all.
How old are we, really?
Developing Emotional Intelligence is a win for teachers and students.
Unveiling the Power of a Well-Written Curriculum
A well-written curriculum is the backbone to any learning journey.
Stinkin’ Thinkin’
Cognitive restructuring can be a game-changer!
Teach Problem-Solving
Problem solving skills are essential for secondary, postsecondary, and incarcerated students.
Fostering Critical Thinking Skills in the Classroom
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, one skill stands out as truly timeless and invaluable: critical thinking.
Teaching Through Art
Introducing students to art exposes them to a variety of life lessons.
Where’s the Research?
Conducting research on the effects of pre-release educational programming on post-release outcomes should be a priority for educators and correctional professionals.
TeachingCompassion
If we want our children to learn and understand compassion and kindness, we need to teach it to them.