Education of Convicted Persons: The Penitentiary Aspect by T. P. Butenko is an in-depth and comprehensive study devoted to an important and relevant topic - the education of people in prison. In a modern society, where the reintegration of convicts into life after serving a sentence is becoming increasingly important, this monograph offers the reader a unique view of the problems and opportunities of the educational process in the penitentiary system. Author, T. P. Butenko is an expert in the field of criminal law and educational policy, which gives the work special value. In his book, he examines not only the legal aspects associated with the education of convicts, but also the social, psychological and cultural factors that affect the success of educational programs. Butenko analyzes existing approaches to training in penal institutions, identifies their shortcomings and offers new solutions that can significantly improve the quality of education for convicts. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of law and pedagogical universities to practicing lawyers, prison staff and anyone interested in issues of social justice and rehabilitation. In particular, it can attract the attention of those working in the field of human rights, social work and education, as well as those who seek to understand how education can become a tool for changing the lives of people who find themselves in a difficult life situation. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, including convicts' rights to education, the impact of educational programs on reducing recidivism, and the role of the state and society in the rehabilitation process. Butenko emphasizes that education is not just a way to gain knowledge, but also an important element of social adaptation, which can help convicts to return to normal life and avoid repeated offenses. He also discusses how modern technologies and innovative approaches can be integrated into the educational process in places of detention, which makes the book especially relevant in the context of digitalization. The author's style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes it easy to perceive complex legal and educational concepts. Butenko uses examples from practice, which makes his arguments more convincing and clear. In addition to this work, readers may be interested in other works by the author that also deal with issues of law and education, as well as research on topics of rehabilitation and social integration. Education of Convicted Persons: The Penitentiary Aspect is not just a scientific study, but an important contribution to the discussion about how society can help people on the sidelines to return to society. This work will become a reference book for all who seek to understand how education can change destinies, and how important it is to create conditions for learning even in the most difficult circumstances. By reading this monograph, you will not only expand your knowledge, but also be able to better understand how important the role of education in the life of every person, regardless of his past.