Education During Corona
Who isn’t aware of the madness that has plagued the world in recent weeks? What began as a mysterious local epidemic in an exotic wet market in China has become [...]
Who isn’t aware of the madness that has plagued the world in recent weeks? What began as a mysterious local epidemic in an exotic wet market in China has become [...]
I heard a story this week from one of my lecturers that really made me think. He told us of his first Shabbat in the yeshiva high school his parents [...]
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 [...]
by Toby Axelrod - [Today in Europe, a wide range of creative and committed individuals are contributing to active and engaging Jewish life. Their stories are often untold and offer [...]
The South African Jewish community, with a population of approximately 70,000, is uniquely characterized by its dedication to Jewish day schools. More than 95% of Jewish students attend Jewish days [...]
by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath - It came to my attention just over a week ago how niche my social media circle is. In addition to numerous posts about the start of [...]
by Assaf Luxemborg - When it comes to young professionals, our biggest failure as Jewish educators is that we are – “educators.” This post is an open letter to anyone [...]
by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath - With Chanukah rapidly approaching, I thought about numerous ways to reflect on the holiday. There’s my gift guide, which hopefully satisfies the materialistic cravings that many [...]
by Vale Levin - How many times have we, as educators, received first aid training? When we receive training in CPR, if we are not fully aware of the need [...]
The Jewish Education Project has opened nominations for its Robert M. Sherman Young Pioneers Award. The Robert M. Sherman Young Pioneers Award celebrates forward thinking and innovative educators, age 40 [...]
by David Bryfman - As the grandson of Holocaust survivors, I never thought I would have to write this article. As an optimistic Jewish educator, I never wanted to write [...]
The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies is very excited to announce this year's Pardes-Kevah Adult Educators Bootcamp, taking place in New York City from January 13-15. The program will be [...]