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.
Who Runs the World?
Empowering women to serve in top leadership positions is an imperative, not only for women leaders, but for the organizations that need them.
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.
The Value of Teaching Cursive Writing
There are many educational advantages to teaching and learning cursive.
The Inherent Problem with Mass Incarceration
What is the inherent problem with mass incarceration? A review of a law article and thought-provoking questions tackle this question.
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.
Dashing Through the Year
New Year’s resolutions that are achievable but have a dash of fun!
TeachingCompassion
If we want our children to learn and understand compassion and kindness, we need to teach it to them.
CJ and Children
Education can be a turning point for incarcerated children.
Finding Your Ikigai
Finding your ikigai is the sweetest of sweet spots.
Debating Incarceration
Thanksgiving Day isn’t the usual setting for a debate about mass incarceration in the U.S., but it happens.
The single most impactful contributor to student success…
Teachers and their belief in their students are the most impactful variable in the classroom.
The ups and downs of working remotely
Remote work has some definite advantages but some disadvantages as well.
Tech in the Workplace
National Reentry Workforce Collaborative Conference
Convening people who are dedicated to reentry efforts is a game-changer.
Why Offer Postsecondary Degrees to Incarcerated Students?
Goucher University’s GPEP program offers incarcerated men and women in Maryland a chance to earn a degree and transform their lives.