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  • So last year I had the honor to be on a panel at the White House.

    去年我有幸參與了白宮的座談小組

  • I'd been selected along with a number of public school innovators.

    和一群公立學校的創新者一同被選中

  • We were talking about education.

    我們談論教育

  • I come from the Community College, and in particular,

    我來自社區大學,特別的是

  • I come from Prison Education working with adult inmates,

    我從事監獄教育工作,和成年犯人共事

  • so when I first got this email and I heard about this selection,

    所以當我最開始收到這份郵件,聽說這次選拔時

  • I was convinced that there was a mistake.

    我覺得這中間有誤會

  • So, my family and I go to the White House.

    我家人和我來到白宮

  • We go up to security,

    我們走到安檢處

  • and they can't find us on the list.

    工作人員發現名單上沒有我們的名字

  • So I turn to my wife and I say:

    於是我告訴我妻子

  • "I told you! I knew it! it was a mistake!"

    我告訴過你!我就知道,這是個誤會!

  • (Laughter)

    笑聲

  • Well, all of that is straightened out, --it's really complicated there--,

    但是,最後情況好轉--但當時的情況特別復雜

  • and we're on the panel,

    最終我們上了名單

  • and there's a question about the behavior of students,

    出現了一個問題,是關於學生的表現

  • and someone makes a comment about how their challanges

    以及有人認為他們的對學生表現出的挑戰

  • with the behavior of students, must be nothing

    和我們在監獄中的學生相比

  • compared to mine with our students in the prison.

    一定是小巫見大巫

  • And I knew at that moment that I was in the right place.

    此時我發現我來對了

  • You see, I had the opportunity to tell them

    瞧,我有機會可以告訴他們

  • [that] inmates make the best students!

    監獄造就最好的學生!

  • They do all their homework, they show up everyday,

    他們完成所有的家庭作業,他們每天都出勤

  • and if they don't, I know where they are!

    如果他們不出現的話,我也知道他們在哪!

  • (Laughter)

    笑聲

  • And they never bring their cellphones to class!

    而且他們從來不把電話帶到教室!

  • (Laughter)

    更大的笑聲

  • My wife is a psychotherapist

    我的妻子是一名心理治療師

  • and I'm the Dean at the Community College,

    我呢,則是社區大學的院長

  • and as a side job, we also own and operate

    作為一份兼職,我們倆擁有並運行

  • an independent pre-school through middle school.

    一所幼兒園到中學的一體學校

  • So our conversations can be very bizzare.

    所以我們的談話內容會非常怪異

  • I'll be talking about an issue that's come up at the prison,

    我會談到監獄裡出現的問題

  • she'll be talking about something at the preschool or in elementary school,

    她會談到幼兒園或者小學的問題

  • and so our family slogan has become:

    所以我們的家庭宣言已經變為:

  • "Education from preschool to prison."

    從幼兒園到監獄的教育。

  • (Laughter)

    笑聲

  • And I want to draw on that experience today.

    我今天想提及那段經歷。

  • Today what I want to talk about

    今天我想說的是

  • is the future of prison education,

    關於監獄教育的未來

  • both on how we can have more college in prison,

    不僅包括怎樣在監獄裡創辦更多的學校

  • but also have prison education be more like preschool.

    而且還會探討監獄教育與學前教育是多麼地類似

  • First, let me make the case for prison education,

    首先,請允許我介紹監獄教育的案例

  • and fortunately, it's a really easy case!

    幸運的是,這是個非常簡單的案例

  • The RAND cooperation has just completed a major study

    RAND合作小組完成了一個重要的課題研究

  • looking at prison education across the United States,

    研究美國的監獄教育

  • and here's what they found:

    下面是該研究小組的發現

  • [From] 100 inmates who're released,

    在100名釋放的犯人中,

  • 43 will recidivate, they return to prison.

    43人會再次犯罪,再次進監獄

  • If they participate in prison education, 30 will recidivate.

    如果他們參加監獄教育的話,只有30人會再次犯罪

  • Now, 30 is still one in three and it's still far, far too high,

    30對於100而言,比例依然太高,相當於1/3.

  • but the key is in that 13 that don't come back.

    但是值得關注的是有13名刑滿釋放人員不會再犯事

  • See, it's that 13 that means 13 victims that don't happen,

    這也會避免13名受害人的出現

  • 13 lives that aren't shattered,

    13條生命不會遭到摧殘

  • 13 properties not destoyed,

    13處財產不會遭到破壞

  • 13 families that aren't torn apart.

    13個家庭不會被拆散

  • And it is in that 13 that we also see the return on investment.

    就是以上的13處被避免讓我們看到了投資回報

  • RAND estimates that for every dollar spent on prison education,

    RAND預估每投資1美元在監獄教育上,

  • there is a return on investment of $5.

    回報額將達到5美元

  • Here in Washington,

    舉華盛頓州來說吧

  • our Washington State Institute for Public Policy says

    公共政策華盛頓研究所認為

  • that for every dollar invested in vocational education,

    每投資職業教育1美元

  • there will be at least a $12 return.

    會產生12美元的收益

  • And that's a return both to tax payers, to families, to society.

    這個回報將回饋納稅者,家庭以及社會。

  • It also, on an individual level, impacts the inmate who releases.

    從個人層面看,也會影響釋放後的犯人。

  • That individual has a 13% higher rate of employment

    那些個體的就業率會高13個百分點

  • if they've participated in any form of education,

    如果他們參加過任何形式的教育

  • and they have a 28% higher rate of employment,

    他們的就業率會提高28個百分點

  • if they participate in a vocational education program.

    如果他們參加過職業教育項目培訓的話

  • Prison education saves lives.

    監獄教育拯救生命。

  • Prison education saves money.

    監獄教育節約金錢。

  • Now, let me talk about my experience

    現在請允許我講一下我的經歷

  • and how I can twist that into my vision for the future.

    以及我怎樣將其融入到我對未來的憧憬。

  • For the last 6 years I've been working

    在過去的6年裡,我一直在

  • as the Education Director at Collin Bay Olympic Correction Center.

    科林灣奧林匹克校正中心擔任教學總監

  • And in those 6 years, we've been able to do things

    在那6年的工作期間,我們竭盡所能地做一些

  • that we really would not have been able to do 10 years ago.

    我們十年前根本不會做的事情。

  • We have an internet in a box, that we've worked with other partners,

    有一個小的包廂裡面有網絡,我們和其他工作伙伴在那裡工作

  • where inmates are able to sit down

    犯人在那個小包間裡可以坐下

  • and without ever being on the internet, on the streets,

    不需要在網絡上或者其他外在地方

  • can access the same kinds of resources

    獲取同樣的資源

  • that our students, that our community college,

    我們的學生,我們的社區大學

  • would be able to access on the streets.

    可以在街上獲取。

  • So they access Khan academy.

    所以他們有機會接觸可汗學院

  • And they have an edited version of Wikipedia.

    他們還擁有維基百科的修訂版本

  • They have access to a learning management system

    他們可以接觸學習管理系統

  • that's used at every community college in Washington state.

    華盛頓州每所社區大學都在使用

  • They are able to be

    他們能夠

  • just like a Community College students on our main campus.

    在我們主校區表現得像一名社區大學學生一樣

  • We've been able to use this

    我們已經能夠使用這種方式

  • to turn our prison campus into our north-west campus.

    將監獄校園轉變為西北校園

  • And it's changed how we operate.

    而且這已經改變了我們的運行方式。

  • If you could imagine what you could do

    如果你能想像你能做什麼

  • with just taking a little bit of these innovations of technology,

    僅僅使用少量的技術創新

  • and start to look at what we know is working

    然後來看看,誠如我們所知

  • in graduate schools across the country.

    它是如何在全國的大學都行之有效的

  • Let's take a low residency program,

    讓我們舉個簡單的實習項目,

  • and many of you or some of you may have done the program like this.

    你們很多人或者一些人肯定有做過這樣的項目。

  • So picture a team of faculty, kind of your dream team of faculty,

    想像一個教室團隊,類似你們想像中的那種團隊

  • that could come to a prison

    來到監獄

  • and spend a week of face to face interaction

    和那些學生進行了為期一周的面對面交流

  • with those students.

    他們為學生們帶來了各種學習設備

  • They could bring with them simulations,

    復雜的科學的模擬實驗室

  • sophisticated lab science simulations,

    因為有很多我們不願意在監獄裡運行的實驗室

  • because there are plenty of labs that we don't want to run in prisons;

    這些試驗室不安全

  • they're just not safe.

    但是你可以帶上科技,你可以將其

  • But you could take that technology, you could bind it

    和團隊指導結合起來,然後不斷提高其和諧性

  • with that team of instructors and develop that rapport.

    然後使用我們現有的科技,

  • And then using technology that we have now,

    如我們可以保障網絡教室的安全,

  • we could secure an online class room,

    所以這個想像中的團隊游走,幾周後,轉到另一個監獄

  • so that, that dream team moves, a few weeks later, to another prison.

    你則開始開發一系列的網絡同步課程,

  • And you start to build a series of concurrent online courses,

    有了這種連接的開始的課程十分重要

  • that started with that, really very important, connection

    然後開始貫穿整個學期

  • that then continues throughout that semester.

    你已經創造了可能性去

  • And you've now opened up that possibility to have

    攻讀歷史學位,這剛好是我攻讀的學位

  • history degrees, which happens to be where I come from.

    笑聲

  • (Laughter)

    媽媽你看,你可以獲取一個歷史學位

  • See mom! You can do something with a history degree!

    (笑聲)

  • (Laughter)

    你可以攻讀科學碩士,你也能學習工程學,

  • You can have science degrees, you can have engeneering,

    當我們做小小的改變後,存在很多的可能性

  • there's so much more possible when we just change a little bit,

    如我們今天早上聽到的一樣,做小小的改變吧

  • make that small change as we've heard this morning,

    如我們怎樣實現我們的服務

  • in how we deliver our services.

    還有什麼是我們能做的呢?

  • What else can we do?

    於是我們帶上這個夢之隊,

  • So we take that dream team,

    而且我們還加上了能力為本的學位

  • and we also add to it competency-based degrees.

    我們還體驗了犯人的生活

  • And we take the life experience of inmates.

    犯人們帶著他們的生活體驗走向我們

  • Our inmates come to us with a lifetime of experience.

    當他們在監獄裡時,他們獲取了終生體驗。

  • And while they are in prison, they gain a lifetime of experience.

    然後我們通過詳細的評估表對他們進行評價,

  • And we evaluate it, through careful assesments,

    我們會證實他們擁有哪些技能

  • and we identify what are those skills that they have?

    他們又需要哪些技能

  • What are those skills they need?

    然後你就可以將我們的研究結果和簡單的實習項目結合

  • And you combine that with that low-residency program

    現在你就可以將其與學位緊緊聯系起來

  • and now you can get that much closer to degrees,

    為學生們創作更多的可能性

  • opening up the number of possibilities for our students.

    然後我們注入其他科技元素,

  • And then, we add other technologies.

    我們加入了平板電腦,類似

  • So we added a tablet, a simple tablet

    iPad類似的平板

  • like a iPad kind of thing,

    我們在裡面下載了所有的課程,所有的材料以及教科書

  • that we load with all the lectures, all the materials, the textbooks,

    對我們而言,我們會使用開放的教育資源

  • in our case, we would use open educational resources

    是因為他們可以免費獲取

  • because they come with the amazing price of free,

    我們下載的教科書

  • and we load that textbook

    包含了監獄裡的學生需要的所有知識。

  • with everything that an inmate student would need.

    所以當一個兩周的課程被鎖住後,

  • So when a two-week lock-down happens,

    課程不會停止,

  • the education doesn't end,

    有了平板之後

  • and with that tablet

    我們可以將這兩種教育方式結合起來。

  • we combine that with this form of education.

    我們開拓了可能性,

  • And we expand those possibilities.

    而且他們是現存的可以使用的所有的科技!

  • And these are all using technologies that exist now!

    我們將這些課程的設置地點從街上移除,

  • We're moving them from the streets,

    安全地挪到了監獄!

  • securely moving them into the prison!

    接下來是幼兒園。

  • But then there's preschool.

    幼兒園和監獄有很多相同之處。

  • Preschools and prisons have a lot in common.

    他們具有相同的規章制度:

  • They all have similar rules:

    遵紀守法,

  • Keep your hands and your feet to yourself,

    不許咬人,打架,隨地吐痰,追逐打鬧

  • no biting, hitting, spitting, no running.

    監獄裡有會客廳,幼兒園有休息室

  • Prisons have wreck, preschools have recess,

    監獄有工藝愛好課,幼兒園則有藝術和手工課

  • prisons have hobby-craft, preschools have arts and crafts,

    監獄和幼兒園都有音樂課

  • prisons and preschools, both have music,

    他們倆都有許多搞笑事件發生。

  • and they both, have lots and lots of drama.

    (笑聲)

  • (Laughter)

    此外,他們還有一個共同點:

  • But they also share one other thing in common:

    他們都在打造一個空間,

  • They are both about creating a space,

    一個個體能夠學習或者重新學習的空間,

  • a space where the individual can learn or re-learn,

    學習怎樣在世上生存。

  • how to be in the world.

    請允許我引用兩個來自幼兒園項目的例子,

  • So let me draw on two examples from our preschool program.

    大多數人應該記得林肯積木套裝,

  • Many of you wil remember having Lincoln Logs sets,

    就是那些小小的積木,使用這些小的物件,

  • those little logs, with the little pieces

    你把他們組裝起來構建堡壘。

  • and you put them together to build forts.

    在幼兒園裡,我們最近打造了一套真正的林肯積木,

  • At our preschool, we recently made a real Lincoln logs set,

    我指的是那種6尺長的林肯積木。

  • and I mean 6 foot long Lincoln Logs.

    我們是專程做的,

  • And we did that intentionally,

    因為能使其成功的唯一方法

  • because the only way to make it work,

    就是讓這些孩子一起工作。

  • is for those children to work together.

    因為沒有任何一個小孩可以移動6尺長的林肯積木!

  • Because no one child can move a 6 foot long Lincoln log!

    小朋友們必須一起合作去搭建積木

  • They have to work together to build

    這樣他們就可以領會這種創造的樂趣,

  • and so they learn through that exercise the joy of creating,

    當你准備去創造一些事物,

  • when you get to create something,

    當你准備去破壞一些事物時,

  • when you get to destroy something,

    破壞前征得了物主的同意。

  • that you get the owners permission.

    (笑聲)

  • (Laughter)

    你有機會去共同創造。

  • You have that opportunity to build together.

    我們熟知的另外一件事是

  • The other thing we know

    有意義的學習不會發生

  • is that no significant learning happens

    如果沒有重要的關系的話。

  • without a significant relationship.

    我們會還知道,當你回想孩時經歷時,

  • And we know, when you think back to your experiences as a child,

    那些早期的

  • that it is those early relationships

    和老師的關系是如此重要。

  • with those teachers that are so vital.

    我們將這兩個觀念

  • So we take those 2 ideas

    以及我們如何將這些觀念融入到未來視覺中去。

  • and how do we incorporate those into this furture vision?

    我們用微妙的方式進行處理。

  • Well we do it in subtle ways.

    我曾經和一名犯人

  • I used to work with an inmate

    他犯下了嚴重的罪行。

  • who had committed absolutely terrible crimes.

    而且當他被關進監獄後,

  • And even when he was incarcerated,

    他坦白了一些可怕的襲擊行為。

  • he committed some terrible assaults.

    但是他已經變了,他作了一些其他的決定,

  • But he had changed, made some other decisions,

    現在他在我們的成人基礎教育教室裡面工作。

  • and now he was working in our adult basic education classroom.

    他正在學習如何放磁帶,

  • And he was learning how to take cassette tapes...

    你們有的人可能都不知道磁帶是什麼,

  • --some of you may not know what those are--,

    (笑聲)

  • (Laughter)

    我才意識到這一點。

  • --I 've just realized that!--,

    然後將其數字化並把它放在教科書旁邊,

  • and digitizing them and putting them next to books

    文化低的學生才能

  • so that low literacy students

    同時聽到和閱讀這些文字。

  • could read and hear the words at the same time.

    這讓他很沮喪。

  • It was really frustrating for him.

    當他處理這些事情的時候,他會走過來:

  • As he's working through that he'd come to me:

    沃爾什先生,我不知道該怎麼做。

  • "Mr Walsh, I don't know how to do this!"

    我則會回應:

  • And I'd say:

    我也不知道怎麼做,你接著琢磨直到它工作為止!

  • "I don't know how to do it either, break it 'till it works!"

    他就會走回去,然後繼續工作,

  • And he'd go back, and he'd work on it

    然後他又會來跟我講:

  • and he'd work on it, and he'd come to me and say:

    我又把它弄壞了,我必須把它修好。

  • "I broke it again, I got to restore it!

    雖然我又把它弄壞了,但是我快接近成功了!

  • I broke it again, but i'm getting closer!

    我會一直把它弄壞直到讓它工作為止。

  • I'm breaking it till it works!"

    他在一個安全的環境裡進行實驗。

  • And he's experiment with it in a safe enviroment.

    我有一個學園藝的學生,

  • In our horticulture program I had a student

    他從未做過園藝工作,

  • who had never once gardened,

    甚至都沒有與植物有任何接觸。

  • who had never had anything to do with plants.

    眾所周知,學習園藝具有治療效果。

  • And we know that horticulture is theraputic.

    他來找我,或者我去找他

  • And he came to me, or I came to him

    我能看到的是他臉上燦爛的笑容,

  • and he was showing me with just this utter joy on his face,

    他為世界帶來了

  • what he was able to bring into the world:

    他自己親自種植的一個花園,

  • a garden plot that he had planted,

    他精心照料這個花園,

  • that he had taken care of,

    與此同時,他還學習了植物學和生物,

  • and at the same time he was learning botany and biology.

    我有一個我從商業項目驅逐出去的學生。

  • I had a student who I had expelled from our business program.

    那個項目真的不適合他,

  • It was really not a good fit for him there,

    他最終選擇了烘焙課。

  • and so he'd eventually chosen to end up in our baking program.

    我對烘焙課有一點了解,

  • And the one thing I know about that baking program

    我有一個指導老師,每當我問他

  • is that I have an instructor, who everyday, when I ask him

    做得怎樣時,他只會說:

  • how things are going, he says:

    我太開心了!

  • "I'm just having so much fun!"

    這個學生能做出

  • And this student, in that class, could make

    你所見過的最漂亮的辮子面包。

  • the most beautiful braided breads that you've ever seen.

    他會做白面包,我可以保證

  • He'd make challah, and I can guarantee

    我們是潘尼蘇拉方圓70英裡唯一的白面板生產商。

  • we were the only challah producer for about 70 miles on the Peninsula.

    他會做一些特別好吃的面包。

  • He would make these breads that tasted amazing.

    他的生命軌跡,他的烘焙課生涯,

  • And his life in the living units, his life in our classes,

    在他發現這個地方時完全改變了,

  • were completed changed when he found that place

    他可以完全在藝術上展示自己。

  • where he could connectedly, and artistically, express himself.

    在我們的商貿課上,

  • In our business classes,

    我的導師花了太多時間

  • my instructors have spent far too much time

    尋找TED talk 然後把他們放到網絡上

  • finding every single TED talk and putting it on our network

    共享給學生們,

  • to share with the students,

    學生能夠

  • so that a student can go

    學習從會計軟件包的使用到TED talk ,

  • from an accounting software package to a TED talk.

    他們能學習企業數學,

  • They can go from business math,

    他們還能觀看

  • and then they can go and watch

    金錢星球(美國的一個廣播節目名稱)或者其他廣播節目。

  • a podcast from Planet Money or some other kind of podcasts.

    他們知道自己掌握了知識,

  • They learn that they are in control of their learning,

    他們在這些知識海洋中徜徉。

  • and they jump back and forth between these things.

    知識是動態的,流動的,但是他們為學生們掌握。

  • It's dynamic, it's fluid, but they are in control of it.

    幾年前,我開始了一些計算機編程項目,

  • A few years ago I started a computer programming program,

    我規劃了一個十分傳統的項目:

  • and I had pictured a very, very traditional program:

    每個人都會在同一時間開始,

  • everbody would start at the same time

    並在同一時間結束。

  • and they'd end at the same time.

    會有講座,會有教科書,

  • There would be lectures, there'd be text books

    會有大的昂貴的投影儀。

  • there'd be big fancy projects.

    但是我們發現這種方式根本沒有效果。

  • Well, we found out that it wasn't working.

    於是我們更改了課程,

  • So we changed courses,

    我們用同樣的理念換得了同樣的結果,

  • and we took the same ideas and the same outcomes,

    我們開始教

  • and we started teaching

    游戲設計和開發

  • computer game design and development

    將其作為教計算機編程的一種方式。

  • as a way to teach computer programming.

    如果你現在踏進那個教室的話,

  • If you were to go into that class room now

    你會發現它和幼兒園十分相似:

  • you would see it's very much like a preschool:

    一些學生在玩游戲,

  • some students are playing games,

    一些學生在破解游戲,

  • some students are breaking games,

    一些學生在寫游戲,

  • some students are writing games,

    一些學生在玩音樂,一些則在搞藝術

  • some are doing music, some are doing arts,

    所有人都在學習。

  • all of them are learning.

    他們可以學習高級計算機編程語言:

  • And there are learning high level computer programming languages:

    Java,C++,C語言。

  • Java Scripts, C++, C#.

    學習是集中性的,但是是由學生引導的,

  • The learning there is intensive, but it's student directed,

    和那些巨大的林肯積木一樣他們自己組團,

  • they form their own teams, just like those giant Lincoln Logs,

    然後計算怎樣去組建他們想建造的。

  • and they figure out how to build what they want to build.

    但是我必須告訴你,

  • But I have to tell you,

    我經常焦慮,我經常思考有一天,

  • I always worry, I always worry that one day,

    優秀的助理有時會過來,

  • the associate super attendant is going to stop by

    她會看一下然後說:

  • and she's going to look in and shes going to say:

    ”哇!看起來他們玩得真開心啊!“

  • "Wow! They look like they're having fun!"

    (笑聲)

  • (Laughter)

    ”他們不知道這是監獄嗎?“

  • "Don't they know this is prison?"

    謝謝大家。

  • Thank you very much.

    (掌聲)

  • (Applause)

    笑聲

So last year I had the honor to be on a panel at the White House.

去年我有幸參與了白宮的座談小組

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