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Correc i nal Education: A Bilbiography.Bureau of Prisons (Dept. of Justice) , Washington,D.C.Feb 7216p.

MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29*Bibliographies; *Correctional Education; DelinquentRehabilitation; Educational Administration;Educational Philosophy; Program Descriptions; ProgramEvaluation; Teaching Methods

This bibliography lists over 100 recent publica ionsin cor-ectional education. Entries are listed alphabetically byauthor under these categories: 00 history and philosophy, (2)

organization and administration, (3) program content, (4) methods(5) generale (6) current trends, and (7) evaluation of programs.Unless otherwise indicated, publications are available oninterlibrary loan to state and federal agencies. A publicationtransmittal sheet is provided for use in submitting copies of anystudies which could appropriately be listed in revised editions ofthis bibliography. (70.fthor/IMfl

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CORRECTIONAL

EDUCATION

BIBLIOGRAPHY

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537

TABLE OF_CONTENT

INTRODUCTION if

HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY 1

ORGANIZATION S.. ADMINISTRATION .

PROGRAM CONTENT . . . . . . 4

METHODS. .... .... 6

GENERAL. . s.. a . oCURRENT TRENDS a .... . . 9

EVALUATION OF PROGRAMS a a a a a a 11

PUBLICATION TRANSMITTAL SHEET 13

INTRODUCTION

This is a first effort by the Federal Bureau of Prisons

Library to develop a comprehensive bibliography of recent publica-

tions relating to the field of correctional edu ation and training.

Correctional education and training is a rapidly growing field

of interest. Many cur ect publications are in mimeograph fo

published as reports and evaluations of experimental-demonstration-

pilot prog a s financed in part or completely by various federal

agencies.

Unless otherwise tndicated publi a ions are available on inter-

lib a y loan to state and federal agencies.

We regret that we are not able to provide copies of periodical

articles.

The Lib a y of the Federal Bureau of Prisons is interested in

receiving copies of any studies which could approp iately be listed

in revised editions of this bibliography. Please use the form

provided in the back of this bibliography to transmit additional

publications to our attention.

February, 1972

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HISTORY & PHI OSOPHY

American Correctional Association. Manual1966. Chapter 30 is "Educatlon'

correc onal standards.

Auld, U. "What a prison education progra- faces." MichiganEducation Journal January, 1966.

Behrman, Mayes. "Teaching of illiterates in prison8 "Journal of Correction, November - December, 1963.

erican

Byrd, Robert C., U.S. Senat3r, W.Va. "Education will be the keyto rehabilitation." American Journal of Correction March-April,1967.

Education and trainin n correctional ins utions oceedin sa conference. Prepa ed by the Center for Studies in Vocational

on, University of Wisconsin. 1968.and Technical Educat

Egerton, John. ere they try to make winners out of men who havealways lost." Southern Education Report May - June, 1966.

Glaser, Daniel. The effectivenes-- of a n and a-- e s stem.Abridged Edition. IndianapOlis, Bobbs-:errillo l96."Education in prison" is the title of chapter'll.

Glaser Daniel. "The effectiveness of correctional education."--_erican Journal of Correction- March - April, 1966.

Joselson, M. "Prison education: a major reason for its impotence."Correctiveysychiatry and Journal of Sqcial Therm., vol. 17,-= --no. 2 1971.

Morris, Delyte W. "The university's role in prison education." in

Harvey S. Perlman and Thomas B. Allington's The Task of PenoloUniversity of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, 1969.

National_Seminar on Vocational Education_ in Correc=ional Institutions.Report. Conducted at Rutgers, The State University, New BrunsWfcNew Jersey, June 1968. Not Available For Loan.

Purcell, Edward R. "Education in our prisons: measuri g by objectivesthat which is subjective. New York State Education November- 1970.

Reinhardt James M. "Prison education as an aid to therapy.".Interna ional Journal of Offender _Therapy, vol. 12, no. 3, 1968.

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Shireman, Charles H. How can the correc- onal school correct?-Crime and Delinquenex, July, 1960.

Simons, A.E. and N.S. Burke. "Probable syndrome in terms of education-al experiences which precipitates dropouts, delinquency, and eventualincarceration." The Journal of Ne ro Education, Wintery 1966.

ORGANIZATION & ALMINSTRAT ION

Camper. John. "The teacher in the correctional school classroom."California Youth Authority Quarterly, Winter, 1964.

Chenaultt Dr. Price. "Treatment modalities in prisons. in 1968Procee4ings of the Amer ican Correctional Association.

Darrah, Guard C. "System education." California Youth AuthoritQuarterly, Spring, 1970.

Delpopolo, Anthony J. "The adm nistrator looks at the teacher inthe correctional institution." in 1968 Proceeding of theAmerican Correctional Association.

Lewis Thomas M. "The role of the classroom teacher in a correctionalinstitution." California Youth Authority Quarterly, Winter, 1964.

Ryan, T. Antoinette. E.xperimental_training program in adult basiceducation in correctional ln-atitutions. Einal kiport. -EducationalResearch and Development Center University of Hawaii, June 1970.

Ryan, T. Antoinette and L.C. Silvern. editors. Goals of adult basiceducation in corrections. Educational Research and Development Center.Center, University of Hawaii, May, 1970.

Ryan, T. Antoinette. Model of_adult baaic education in_correctiona.Educational Research and Development Center, University of Hawaii,April 1970.

Waldrop, Robert S. A surve s cholo ical educational tests usedin the ma"or facilities of the Bureau of Prison U.S. ureau o_Prisons Washington, D.0 July 1971.

PROGRAM CONTENT

Alsop, Ma e. Remedial readings. developed at Robert F. Kennedy YouthCenter, Morgantown, W. -1-6-/a., March, 1971. Not Available For Loan.

American Vocational Research Corporation. A report on training andeducation for Mariand Correctional Train n Center Ha-ersto -d.

A.V.R.C., Washington, D.C. March 1971.

Anderson, Morline M. "Vocat_onal guidance in a correctional program.NPPA Journal, April, 1960.

Austin, Robert C. Leisure time_manual. developed at Federal Correc-tional Institution, Milan, Michigan, 1971. Not Available For Loan.

Bennett, Alfred. R. "Vocational education for the delinquent withspecial needs." in 1968 Proceedings of the American CorrectionalAssociation.

Blank, Lucile E. "Education in a short-term institution." AmerIcanJournal. of Correction, November - December, 1966.

Breidenthalt Don. "The therapeutic community, teamwork, and theteacher." California Youth Authority_Quarterly, Spring, 1965.

California. Department of Youth Authority. Education course descrip7.tions. Sacramento, 1970. 155p.

Coukoulis, Peter P. "Life ad ustment educa on: the Marshall Program."California Youth Authority Quarterly, Spring, 1965.

DeWigg, Hugh. Recreationa correctional i-stitut ons.developed at Federal Youth Center, Englewood Colorado. 1971.

Federal Correctional Institution. Lompoc, California, Education Dept.Release readiness plannin.g. 1971.

Federal Correctional Institution. Lompoc Califor _a, Education Dept.,129(1111_LE,E9.1..9.211..Ln 2_rcif)rams. April, 1971.

Fish, Lillian V. "New trends in women's vocational trainin " in 1965Proceedings of the American Correctional Association.

Gahagan, Lawrence E. "Vocational and academic training in women'sinstitutions." in 1965 Proceed_ngs of the American Correctional Assn.

Morris, Roger R. "State programs in college education for inmates o-correctional institutions." American Journal of Correc ion,March - April, 1968.

Peoples, Griffin A. Guideline for a correctipnal educatiot? p ggram_in adult bas1c_.education. developed at Federal CorrectionalInstitution, SandStone, Minnesota. 1970.

Perrin, Willia "Data processing as an inmate course." in 1966Proceedin s f the American Correctional Assoc1ation.

Roth, Eleanor. "Learning behind bars; Nassau County Jail school."Phi Delta Kappan., April, 1970.

Sard, T.R. Chance on the outside; MDTA project at Lorton Youth Cente-Virginia." American_Education, April, 1966.

METHODS

Abrams, J.C. and M. Gordon. "Teaching the delinquent child in aresidential situation." Journal_ oflead ng March, 1969.

Atchley, Robert. "A new approach to the treatment of offenders."Soci212ffical Focus, vol. 2, no. 2,

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Belcastro, Frank P. "The use of programmed instruction in CanadianCorrectional institutions." Canadian Journal of Corrections ,

October, 1969.

Belcastr- Frank P. and others. "The use of programmed instructionin United States correctional institutions." Journal ofCorrec-t onal Education- Winter, 1970.-

Berman, M.L. Preparing prisoners for college: using programmedlearning and contingency management; State Correctional Institution,Bellefonte, Pa." Educational Technolov, January, 1970.

Ellard, A.R. Ad±anost1caiiroachto the disadvanta ed reader.developed at the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners, Springfield,Mo. Not Available For Loan.

Federal Youth Center. Ashland, Kentucky, Education Div s on. ilshland

model for program effectivencss. 1971.

Gray, Walter, Jr. "Book bridges; Federal Reformatory, El Reno, Oklahoma.Adukt:Leadershipg February, 1970.

Hahn, Clifford P. "Demonstra ions of self-instructional materials." in1966 Proceedin-s of the Ame ican Correctional Association.

Harris, Robert L. "A new angle for vocational education." CaliforniaYouth Authority Quarterly, Summer, 1962.

Harris, Robert L. "Vocational education as training and treatment."California Yout_h Authority_WaLtalE, Spring,1965.

Hugel, Nicholas J. and Claude K. Swonger. "Learning th ough the multi-media system." California Youth Authoriqarter1y, Fall 1970.

Jones, Paul 0. "We train dropouts in Federal Correctional Institutions.Industrial Arts and Voccitional Education June, 1965.

LaVallee, J.Edw n. "Educa ion at Auburn Prison." American Journal ofCorrection, May - June, 1966.

Maresh, Al. 'Work training comes to prison."Correction, July - August, 1969.

American Journal of

Martens, R. and P.W. Fitzgerald. "Guidance program for prison inmates."The Vocational Guidance Quertprly, Spring, 1966.

McCollum, Sylvia G. "Say have you got anything around here for adummy?" Federal Probation, September, 1971.

McGee, John M. "The use of programmed instruction in correctionalinstitutions." The Journal of Correctional Education, Fall, 1970.

Michigan. Department of Corrections. The use of correctional tradetraining,. Leasing, Michigan, 1969. 47p.

Miller, E. Eugene. "Education at Bucks County P- son. ricanJournal of Correction, March - April, 1967.

Nobel, Henry J. "Teaching machines and programmed learning incorrectional institutions." American Journal of Correction,November - December, 1962.

Rehabilitation Research Foundation. A systematic approach to the .useof programmed instruction. The Draper Proleof._ Pinal k4Kirt,3 volumes, 1968. Not Available For Loan.

U.S. Department of Labor. Manpower Administration, Job Corps. AdvancedGeneral Education Program; a high school self study program.(Available from the Superintendent of Documents, GPO, Washington, D.C.20402. Price S32.25 per set.) Not Available For Loan.

Vanbuskirk, David E. Correctional education through electronic dataprocessing." American Journal of Correction January - February,1964.

Vukcevich, U. Samuel. An attempt at self-direction through socialre-education. in 1968 Proceedings of the American CorrectionalAssociation.

Vukcevich, U. Samuel. "Teaching social adjustment concepts toincarcerated offenders utilizing principles of group dynamics." in1963 Proceedin s of the American Correctional Association.

GENERAL

Adams, William T. Pro_ect Coordinator.sciences for teachers in correctional work Western InterstateComm ssion _or Higher EducatIon, Boulde Colorado, 1963.

Pa ers in the behavioral_

Atwood, H. Mason. "Some other institutions." in Handbook of Adult

Bducation, MacMillan, N.Y. 1970.

Eckenrode, C.J. "Meshing'training and produc ion gears in correc-tional indust es." in 1963 Proceedin s of the American CorrectionalAssociation.

Elias, Albert. "Innovations in correctional programs for juveniledelinquents. Federal Probation, December, 1968.

Marshall, G6rdon. "A special program for pa ole violators."California Youth Authorlty quarte4, Spr ng, 1965.

McCollum, Sylvia G. "Education and training of youthful offenders.A re ort_based pn..ttl_aia212E.Man222Lasposium, Princeton,New Jersey, 1968.- ,

McCollum, Sylvia G. "Human relations problems in correctional systems.California Youth Authority quarterly, Spring, 1971.

National Committee for Children and Youth. Selected excerpts from thefinal report of Prolact Cha1leng1L 1968.

Nichols, Jack D. A'aelected bibliogyaphy_on trainin in correctionalinstitutions with annotations develo ed for a artial liat_of thisbibliography. State Dipar-tment of Education, Division of VocationalEducation, Fayetteville, Arkansas- July 1965.

"Number 1 domestic priority: new careers for criminaNovember, 1970.

If October

Roberts, Albert R. Sourcebook on prIson Oucations_past, prea_ent_and_future Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, III., 1971.

Watkins, John C. "Education and rehabilitation of youthful offenders."F B Jaw Enforcement, Bulletin February, 1966.

U.S. Bureau.of. Prisons. Re-educating confined-delinquents. 1965.Su -eman -o_re-educ-t-n confined delin-uents. :1965.

U.S. Department of Labor. Manpower Administration.correctional institutions, (Manpower Research Bull tin, no. 8, April1966) Washington, D.C., 1966.

U.S. Department of Labor. Manpower Administration. Manpower developmentand trainin in co e onal o rams Washington, D.C. 1968,

CURRENT TRENDS

Adams, Stuart. Colle e-level instruction in U.S. priaonsi_ anexploratory _survey School of Criminology, University ofCalifornia, January 1968.

Adams, Stuart. "Education and the career dilemma of high I.Q.prisoners." Criminologica, February, 1969.

Bowers, Richard A. "Public schools lend a hand."Authority_Quarterly, Fall, 1970.

Cross, Tim. College-in-prisonl feasibility studMarch, 1969.

California Youth

Harvard College

Driscoll, Brian. Astu of_the_admissionspoli0e4,_Pf.collegesi_anduniversities in regard to_.-aroled_ex79ffenders. Project Newgate,Research and Development Center, Morehead State University, Kentucky,1911.

Frazier, Thomas L. and Glenn Thelen. "The walls that came -u:bling."California Youth Authority Quarter y Winter,1969.

German, Art. "From delinquency t_ college." CaiLfornia Youth authorityQuarterly, Fall, 1970.

Henderson Richard L. "The correction officer and the educationalprogram." American Journal of Correction, May - June, 1970.

'Laird, C. Alton. A study of the college level educational_pro ram o_ _ _

the Texas Deiartment of Correct ons. College of Education, Universityof Houston, Texas, May, 1971.

Manpower, vol. 3, no. 1 anuary, 1971. "Special issue.: Making prisontraining work."

McCabe, Patrick. Correctional education in the U.S. Project NewgateFederal Correctional Institution, Ashland, Kentucky, 1970.

McCabe, Patrick and Brian Driscoll College admission opportunitiesand the public offender. Project Newgate, Federal CorrectionalInstitution, Ashland,- Kentucky, 1971.

National Committee for Children and Youth. Protect Challenge: anexperimental and demonstration program of occupational training.,_counselin em lo ent follow-u and communit su ort for outh_uoffenders at the Lorton Youth Center, Final report to te U.S.Depatment of Labor, Manpower Adminis ration and the U.S, Dept. o

Health, Education and Welfare Office of Education. 1968.

Parlett, T.A.A. and J.D. Ayers. "The modification opersonality through massed learning by programmedCanadian Journal of_Correction, April, 1971.

criminalnstruction."

Pennsylvania. Department of Justice, Bureau of Correction. Programof votational rehabilitations for oun adult offenders a re.o

1969.

Rehabilitation Resea ch Foundation. The ex erimental man owerlaboratory i:or corrections. 1970 - 1971.

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Rehabilitation Research Foundation. An individually prescribed_

instructional system. ( 3 Manuals are included With the instructionalmaterial) R.R.F. Draper Correctional Center, Elmore, Alabama. 1971.

Ryan, T. Antoinette. Program Director. Collection_of papers preparedfor 1970 National Seminars Adult Basic Education in Corrections.Education Research and Development Center University of Hawaii,1970.

South Carolina. 'Departement of Corrections. Pro ect First Chance.Final Report. 1966 - 1969. Not Available for -Loan.

Social Education Research and Development Int. A survey_and_plan_ .

of ettion foreducation and training services in the_MarylandCorrectional Trainin C-enter in Ha ersto and. S.E.R. & D.Inc., Silver Springs, Maryland.

Sullivan, John C., 'and Marvin O. Bobo. S llabus for adult education=utur'm o a- n a enal institutIon -h -a look at the -astpresent nd -utureof institutIonal educatlor de enden

:211.11/c.h_PARgrdeveloRed and comp 1 o inmas at the U S Penjtentiar MarIon Illinois. 1970.

U.S. Department of Labor. Manpower Administration. Manpowerdevelopment and training in correctional programs. MDTA Expe-mental and Demonstration Findings No. 3) 1967-1968.Not Available For Loan.

U.S. Office of Economic Oppo tunity. "Newgate: a way out of wastedyears."' O.E.O. Pamphlet_ no, 3400.

EVALUATION FROG

Abt Associates. Evaluation of MDTA section 251 Inmate Training.Programa_7._ ist quarterly report. Cambridge, Massachusettes, 1969.

Adanis, Stuart. The San iuentinPrson Colle P Final Re.ortPhase I. University of California, 1968.

California. Department of Youth Authority. Evaluation summary ofcompensatory education in the California Youth Authority 1968 1969.

Sacramnto, 1970. 38p.

Coty, Francis J. "Correctional education in the northeast after ageneration of effort." AmerIcan Journal of Correction, NovemberDecember, 1963.

Glaser, Edward M. An evaluation o_ the effectiveness of the AllenTeachnin --Mathineat the Federal Correc tonal Institution LomsoCalifornia. _Final Repr- Human Interaction Resea ch Institute'L6s- Angeles, Fabriery, 1910.

Hitt, William D., and others. Final raport_on an analysis of theeducation and trainin s-stems at Milan Michi an and Terre Haute,Indiana to Federal Prison Industres, Incorp9244dt_US_eDepartmentof Justice. April 15, 1968. Battelle Memorial institute, Columbus,Ohio, 43201.

Institute for the Study of Crime and Delinquency. Employabilitydevelomln1.2=20_212adaral Correctional Institut-tons at Lom- ocand Terminal_island. Sacramen-to,- Califoriii47-April, 1968.

Morrison, J.W. "The ef-ectiveness and benefit of correctionaleducation: an evaluation of the Draper correctional program. TheCanadian Journal o- Correction April, 1968.

Oregon. Board of Control, Research and Program Evaluation. Follow-upatudy of vocational i ro :ams_at e on State Penitentiar- and Ore-onState Correctional Institution. June 1969.

Pownall, George A. Employment_Rroblems of released isoners. Preparedfor the Marpower Administration, U.S. Department of Labor. 1969.Available from the National Technical Information Service, 5285 PortRoyal Road, Springfield, Va., 22151. Price 3.00.

Sullivan, Clyde E. and Wallace Mandell. Rastoration.ofybuth through.trainip3, Wakoff Research Center, Staten Island, N.Y.

U.S. Bureau of Prisons-. To help_man.changa- 4 report_by:SterlingInstitute on optimiz±ng training otentiai -in federalraformatories.-Summary: 1968.

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U.S. Department of Labor. Manpower Administration. The Draper

Pro ect. 1969. (MDTA Experimental and Demonstra ion Findings

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