Above All Love
Adapted from the original Spanish article by Vale Levin - On the fifteenth day of the Hebrew Month of Av, Tu B’Av, we celebrate a day dedicated to love. Tu [...]
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 [...]
Step Into the Desert: Role-Playing as an Educational Experience
by David Gutbezahl - When I was just starting out on my journey as a Jewish educator I worked as a camp counselor at a Jewish summer camp. Part of [...]
Make Chanukah Learning Fun!
by Tzuri Hason, adapted from the original Hebrew - Often, as educators, we set out with a curriculum and goals that must be covered. We build our lessons around achieving [...]
Democratic Schools – What Are They and How Do They Work?
Just on the eve of September 1st, various stories relating to school come involuntarily to my mind. Just the other day, I remembered my encounter with a phenomenon known as [...]
Discussion for Discussion: Discursive Capacity and Its Value
by Vale Levin, originally published in Spanish for Jeducation World If there is one place that is generally dreaded by students, it is the teachers’ lounge. Sometimes it is a [...]
Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies – Shavuot: Kindness Connects Us
The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators has launched a new initiative to integrate Social-Emotional Learning into the Pardes Mahloket Matters curriculum for constructive conflict resolution, and we are starting with [...]
COVID-19: Jeducation World Library of Online Resources
The COVID-19 pandemic has much of the world in lock down. Nonessential businesses related to sustaining life have been shuttered across nations. In order to protect public health, this includes [...]
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 [...]
The Jewish Education Project Launches New Tutorials and Resources Amid Rapid Shift to Distance Learning
From online classrooms to mindfulness exercises and more, educators want support with new platforms New York -- Amid the unprecedented transition to distance learning made by thousands of schools and [...]
What does it mean to be Jewishly articulate?
by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath When I started my doctoral research, I knew what questions I wanted to ask. I knew that I wanted to hear directly from Jewish teens about their [...]