How to Improve Virtual Teen Engagement When You’re in a Rut
by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath - At this point, the COVID-19 pandemic has lasted for nearly ten months. While there are signs that we’re nearing the beginning of the end now that [...]
Boundless Love
by Tzuri Hason, adapted from the original Hebrew article on Jeducation World. As both an educator and a parent, I often find myself delving into the question of how to [...]
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 [...]
Siyum: Masechet Eruvin
by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath - After 3+ months of daily study on the intricacies of the eruv, the symbolic boundary that extends the private domain of Jewish households into public areas [...]
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 [...]
Educating for Achdut — Israel and Yisrael in Israel Education and Jewish Education
by Yehuda Arenstein - "Israel" Education and Jewish Education Many of today's most compelling Jewish Education conversations in the Diaspora are concerned with Israel Education, a trend that is sure [...]
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 [...]
Back to the Future – Online Learning
As much as we didn't want it, it’s arrived - another wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. In many places, educational institutions are once again (if not already) going online, and [...]
In the Footsteps of Sir Ken Robinson
Author - Anya Frolova, translated from the original Russian article Ken Robinson, a revolutionary in education, passed away recently. It turns out that in the Russian-speaking space he is not [...]
“Ani Lo M’daberet Ivrit, Slicha”
by Vale Levin, originally written in Spanish - My first exposure to Hebrew was when I was eighteen years old, at camp, around a bonfire, when everyone was singing a [...]
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 [...]