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Juvenile Justice Education is an aspect of education that goes unrecognized and unnoticed.

This is Susan Lambert. Welcome to Science of Reading the podcast from Amplify, where the science of reading lives.

This season, we've been tackling the hard stuff, taking on some of the most difficult challenges when it comes to literacy instruction.

And on this episode, we're talking about literacy

and the prison system.

To unpack this, I'm joined by Hilderbrand Pelser III.

In more than three decades in education,

Pelser has served as an assistant regional superintendent,

principal, assistant principal,

and physical education teacher. Pelser has directed

educational programs and correctional facilities, and he wrote about his work inside the

Philadelphia prison system in his book, Unlocking Potential, Organizing a School Inside a Prison.

On this episode, Pelser discusses the importance and challenge of providing high-quality

literacy instruction inside a prison setting, and he also makes a case for having up-and-coming

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