Teaching ELA to Adult Learners in a Correctional Institution
Monday 16 March 2026·7:15 pm
North Carolina operates four prison high schools. The students are convicted felons interested in getting high school diplomas. Prison instruction offers unique challenges to a career educator, and this talk will outline some of those challenges and how one ELA teacher has addressed the needs of incarcerated learners.
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