Supporting Student Wellbeing
Every educator—whether in a traditional classroom or behind the walls of a correctional facility or at their dining room table—knows that student wellbeing is the foundation for meaningful learning.
Passion - Burnout = Purpose
Find your purpose and passion at work to keep burnout at bay.
Unveiling the Power of a Well-Written Curriculum
A well-written curriculum is the backbone to any learning journey.
CJ and Children
Education can be a turning point for incarcerated children.
Finding Your Ikigai
Finding your ikigai is the sweetest of sweet spots.
Pre-Release Success
Post-release success depends on pre-release preparation. How are we doing?
Pedagogy vs Andragogy
Teachers who understand the distinctions between pedagogy and andragogy can make a huge difference for adult learners.
Resiliency Culture
Building a culture of resiliency through crisis response and peer support teams is an intentional way organizations can improve the mental and physical wellness of their staff and students.
Coffee, Chocolate, and Special Education
Special education services are mandated for eligible students, even if they’re incarcerated, under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Correctional facilities and Local Education Agencies must work together to ensure these students receive their educational rights.
Teamwork makes the…nah.
Leadership requires more than witty phrases. Read about a successful organizational retreat and lessons learned about taking care of your people.
Let’s Talk Coding…
Providing meaningful programming for incarcerated or detained students is not only vital, it’s easier than you think.
Finding Joy
Finding joy in your work is essential. Leaders can also ensure that team members maximize their joy at work. By identifying the strengths and constraints of each individual on a team, leaders can build an environment where everyone on the team does more of what they love.
Anybody can teach, right?
Hiring certified educators in our classrooms and to run our educational divisions and institutions is a critical ingredient to learner outcomes. Viva la educators!