Working Paper Provides Fresh Data About Experiences of Educators in Jewish Settings Commissioned by The George Washington University Graduate School of Education and Human Development and CASJE, the paper is [...]
It starts simple. One problem. One need. One idea. At Sefaria, we take that simple start and grow it collaboratively into robust and sometimes game-changing solutions. This is the heart of [...]
by Anna Kernus - For many young Jewish adults, the concept of a Shabbaton or Jewish learning retreat is totally outside the realm of their experience. Outside of the United [...]
Interested in learning more about Judaism to enrich your skills as a Jewish educator? The Paideia One-Year Jewish Studies Program is a great opportunity for European Jewish educators to build [...]
No matter how passionate you are about your role as a Jewish educator, the threat of burnout exists. Like anything that becomes a part of our day to day lives, [...]
There is an old saying (often attributed to the wit of Mark Twain) that goes something like this: “I never let my schooling interfere with my education.” While many of [...]
Faith schools – so their opponents argue – are divisive, retrograde, narrow, insular, hostile to science and the critical mind, unable to teach their pupils tolerance, and fundamentally opposed to [...]
The United States, Russia, and China have all landed spacecrafts on the moon. Soon humanity will add a fourth country to that list: Israel. On February 21 (subject to change), SpaceIL is [...]
In 1997, The AVI CHAI Foundation began sponsoring day school leaders to attend one of two week-long summer institutes at The Principals Center, a division of the Harvard Graduate School [...]
This article was initially published on BetterLesson. You can view the original article here. An interview of Rabbi David Saltzman As a former teacher and now as an instructional coach [...]
Jewish law regarding health and medicine has always mandated following what the medical establishment and majority of doctors believe. The ultimate measure of a leader is not where he or [...]
by Wendy Grinberg - During the recent “Striving for Shlemut” convening, I had an opportunity to learn from educators who were part of the Fellowship in Educating for Applied Jewish Wisdom. [...]
