Our Children Are Not Soilless Tomatoes
Adapted from the original French article by Faustine Goldberg-Sigal - Those of you who have read a few of my articles will likely note the importance I attach to decompartmentalization. [...]
Can A Program Be Designed in an Elevator?
Adapted from the original French article by Faustine Goldberg-Sigal - A few years ago, back in the days when planes, travelling, and eating out with friends were still part of [...]
V’Higadta L’Chavereicha: And You Will Teach Your Friends at Limmud UK
Adapted from the original French article by Faustine Goldberg-Sigal - Once upon a time, the 1980s to be specific, a small group of Jewish teachers in England decided to spend [...]
2020: Leaving Your Comfort Zone… or Being Thrown Out?
by Faustine Goldberg-Sigal, translated from the original French - “Getting out of your comfort zone,” we’ve talked about it for years, we’ve thought about it, we’ve dreamed of it as [...]
The Paradox of the Ark
Written by Faustine Goldberg-Sigal, translated from the original French article - Here we go again! We’re starting the second lockdown - but I don't know how long we'll keep the [...]
An Entire Museum, From Our Sofas!
The end of the tunnel for our confinement seems to have appeared, but we are not there yet; patience is still required of us. As educators, this is the opportunity [...]
Refocusing in the Midst of a Pandemic: Why Do We Do Jewish Education?
By Faustine Goldberg-Sigal - Why do we do Jewish education? Why do we need to give Jewish education, as educators or as parents? And why do we need to receive [...]
#BlackLivesMatter: Learning to Pray with Your Legs
by Faustine Goldberg-Sigal, translated from the original French. On Tuesday afternoon, during a team meeting (on Zoom), the team I work with had a discussion on the protests currently taking [...]
Zoombombing: Developing Resilience Against Virtual Attacks
by Claire Dahan - On Monday evening, during the observation of Yom Hashoah, a major incident occurred in our community. As you know, this day is an important time for [...]
Alone For The Seder: Tips, Step-by-Step
By Josh Weiner - this is the second article of a series. The first one, with reflections and encouragements, can be found here. How different is this night from [...]
Alone For The Seder : Thoughts, Tips and Encouragement
By Josh Weiner - this is the first article of a series. The second one, with concrete tips, can be found here. One who is alone should ask themselves: "Why [...]
Gabriel Abensour: Studying and Teaching
Illustration by Rachel Lwk for Ta Shma (c) Gabriel Abensour, together with Rabbi Bitya Rozen-Goldberg, is the creator of the independent Beit Hamidrash Ta Shma in Jerusalem. We asked about [...]