Jonathan (Jon) Woocher, PhD, z”l
It is with sadness we share news of the untimely passing of Jonathan (Jon) Woocher, PhD, z”l. Jon, 70, was a long-time educator; a friend and colleague to many of [...]
It is with sadness we share news of the untimely passing of Jonathan (Jon) Woocher, PhD, z”l. Jon, 70, was a long-time educator; a friend and colleague to many of [...]
By Susan Holzman Wachsstock The moment Ben Platt stepped on stage, the audience was electrified. For 60 Jewish educators in the theater, the thrill was two-fold: seeing Dear Evan Hansen [...]
[This article is part 2 of the series Continuing Conversations on Leveraging Educational Technology to Advance Jewish Learning. The series is a project of Jewish Funders Network, the Jim Joseph [...]
By Lisa Friedman In my previous post, Affording Inclusion – Part 1, I began to explore the necessity of financially supporting inclusion in religious schools and synagogues. I shared that [...]
This survey of college-aged Nativ alumni was designed to gather quantitative information regarding their implementation of the program’s goals during their college years. Overall, college-aged Bogrei Nativ (Nativ alumni) continue [...]
Head of school, Peter Katcher and the team of teachers who applied for the grant: (l-r) Natalie Guiteau, Flor Placencia and Deb Gravina. by Keciah Bailey Hebrew Language Academy (HLA) [...]
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HaKaveret Design Team; courtesy JEIC by Rabbi Shmuel Feld Design Thinking Takes Center Stage as 100 Educators Reimagine Judaic Education in Jewish Day Schools Boston, MA (May 18, 2017) – [...]
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by Rabbi Dr. Nathan Lopes Cardozo And the Lord said to Moshe: Speak to the priests, the sons of Aaron, and say to them: Let none [of you] defile himself [...]
CASJE commissions Child Trends and team from Brandeis University for major study on engaging Jewish families with young Jewish children Washington, DC - CASJE, the Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish [...]
The Journal of Jewish Education has recently made access available at no cost to 3 articles that address issues of Jewish Education as they play out in Europe. The Journal, [...]