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| Computer tablets boost inmate education and behavior |
| By pioneergroup.com- Jeremy Wahr |
| Published: 12/10/2018 |
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LANSING — Prisoners are better behaved and more of them get high school equivalency diplomas when they use computer tablets, according to the Department of Corrections. Prisoners tend to behave better to avoid having their tablet privileges revoked and because they are occupied by their contents, said Heidi Washington, director for the Michigan Department of Corrections. “These tablets also serve as a great way to manage prisoners,” Washington said. “Overall, the use of the tablets has led to a drop in misbehavior.” And they have significant educational value which can reduce the likelihood of a return to prison. Read More. |
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