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Teaching incarcerated youths and insights

Posted on December 3, 2015 by biographer4you

M.L. Edson, author of “Not Even A Shadow,” shares her experiences as a teacher in a youth correctional facility.

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Posted in at risk youth, community, education, humanity, juvenile prison, Podcast, teacher | Tagged inmates, prison, youth correction | Leave a comment

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