This summer, the Maimonides Scholars Program is hosting 60 high school students from diverse Jewish backgrounds at Yale University for a two-week summer program in which we will undertake the [...]
Rabbi Avi Orlow posted this on his blog saidtomyself.com. It is reprinted with his permission. Our family has been doing a lot of driving over the last few days as [...]
By Yonah Kirschner In this Educator Spotlight, Jenny Kritchevski shares how her work with The Jewish Education Project's Tech for Learning Initiative is helping her support teachers in integrating technology [...]
The Ivriyon summer institute prepares day school educators to teach Judaic subjects engagingly and effectively in Hebrew. The program combines intensive language immersion with powerful learning experiences to strengthen participating [...]
By Nachama Skolnik Moskowitz In the classic business parable, Who Moved My Cheese (Johnson), four mice live in a maze. Every day, two of them find cheese in a particular [...]
Image souure: CoHere Rosh Hashana newsletter By Cyd Weisman Synagogues engage one-third of the United States’ Jewish population. What role might they take to serve the spiritual, communal and religious [...]
Findings Shed Light on Future Areas to Research to Help Hebrew Language Educators and Learners CASJE (the Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) released the final piece in its [...]
Screenshot: Solomon Schechter of Westchester website. By Michael A. Kay, PhD Over the past 10 years, the market for North American Jewish day schools, particularly those that are not strictly [...]
By Ruth Kaniel Arugot, located in Haifa – Israel, is a dynamic learning and therapy center for children with learning disabilities, developmental delays and emotional problems. A range of nurturing [...]
Students at The Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Hartford; courtesy. By Nancy Rosen When asked to share an important lesson from the biblical account of Creation, adults often answer, [...]
By Ziva R. Hassenfeld My students and I were in the middle of discussing Genesis 12:10-20, the story in which Abraham asks Sarah to say that she is his sister [...]
By Maury Grebenau If you ever want to make someone very nervous, walk into a vape shop and identify yourself to the owner as a high school principal. That’s what [...]
