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The Ex-Inmate as Correctional Educator: A Personal View Teaching in a correctional facility: invigorating, exciting, challenging ... and yes, frustrating, taxing, draining, and scary at times. Like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates, you never really know what you're going to get, but perhaps this also adds to the daily motivation of teaching inmates. It creates enthusiasm and breeds addiction to the profession. And it changes you forever. But let me add one more ingredient to this equation that perhaps offers me an additional perspective: |
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CEA Resources which are designed to be cost-effective instructional tools!
2010 CEA Forum Presentations
66th CEA Annual Conference
”Need to communicate with foreign inmates easily in their native tongue? Here is a resource with 19 languages.
Click and go to Prison Translator”
www.prisontranslator.eu
Exciting news!!!!!! CEA Peer Literacy Tutor Training tops 3000
The CEA Peer Literacy initiative approaches 3,000 inmate peer tutors trained in Ohio since its inception in July 2007. Staff in Louisiana have recently been trained and already have 300 inmate peer tutors in just one year. Over 50 tutor trainers have been trained in Ohio and Louisiana. CEA will soon launch training in several new states. Brochure (PDF)
Words of Peace is Back and Available Free.
On how to receive them click here (.doc) (.pdf)
Serving the Juvenile Justice Alliance, a cooperative effort by CEA and various groups and associations involved in juvenile justice programming
Alliance Recap
Welcome International Correctional Educators! (English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, & Chinese)
Now Online - Journal of Correctional Education
Venturing Beyond the Gates: Facilitating Successful Reentry with Entrepreneurship