Why I Am Betting on Distributive Leadership
By Rina Zerykier [This is the fifth article in our “effective collaboration” series, written by alumni of the William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education of The Jewish Theological Seminary. [...]
By Rina Zerykier [This is the fifth article in our “effective collaboration” series, written by alumni of the William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education of The Jewish Theological Seminary. [...]
By Jessica Kirzane I recently had the opportunity to correspond with Feygi Zylberman, a middle school History and Jewish Studies teacher at a Progressive Jewish community day school in Melbourne, [...]
March of the Living Leaders at the entrance to the POLIN Museum in Warsaw, Poland. By Ali Newpol It was a Friday morning in early May – I had taken [...]
By Chevi Rubin In part 1 of this series we put our tech in check and discussed what technology can and cannot do for our students, our teachers, and our [...]
Stefania Shifra Szabad, wife of Jewish communal leader Tsemaḥ Szabad, with a class in a Yiddish school, Vilna, 1929. Children, wearing hats representing letters of the alefbeys (alphabet), hold a [...]
By Daniel Bar-Nahum The Chumash, which I used when I first began to learn Torah in-depth, has a special place on my shelf. The notes on its pages are invaluable, [...]
By Janet Harris, Denise Moyes-Schnur, Dawne Bear Novicoff, and Seth Linden - As more communities around the country recognize both the need for, and potential of, Jewish early childhood education [...]
By Talia Hurwich Since the 1950s, American educators have largely ignored graphic novels. Most considered them lowbrow, with little educational value. Dr. Frederic Wertham denounced comics as “important contributing factors [...]
By Mark S. Young [This is the 13th and final article in our weekly series, “When and how does effective leadership make a true difference?” written by alumni, staff, and [...]
By Bill Robinson, PhD [This is the 11th in a weekly series, “When and how does effective leadership make a true difference?” written by alumni, staff, and faculty of the [...]
By Lianne Heller [This is the 10th in a weekly series, “When and how does effective leadership make a true difference?” written by alumni, staff, and faculty of the William [...]
By Rabbi Dov Lerea [This is the ninth in a weekly series titled “When and How Does Effective Leadership Make a True Difference?” written by alumni, staff, and faculty of [...]