Reading Assignment for Section 5.3
Read the following subsection from our online textbook:
What You Will Learn
This section explores the different educational programs available to juvenile offenders and how these programs contribute to rehabilitation and reintegration. You will learn about various types of programs, such as traditional academic instruction, GED preparation, and vocational training. The section also discusses re-entry planning and the evidence supporting these programs’ effectiveness.
Student Learning Outcomes for Section 5.3
- SLO 1: Describe the different types of educational programs available in juvenile justice settings, including traditional academic instruction, GED preparation, and vocational training.
- SLO 2: Explain the benefits of vocational training programs and their impact on juveniles’ reintegration and self-esteem, and analyze how these benefits contribute to rehabilitation.
- SLO 3: Identify educational barriers faced by incarcerated juveniles and strategies to overcome them.
- SLO 4: Discuss the importance of comprehensive re-entry and transition planning, including connecting juveniles with educational resources in the community.
- SLO 5: Evaluate the evidence supporting educational and vocational programs for juvenile offenders, including research outcomes and cost-effectiveness.
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