How to Avoid Startup Crash and Burn
By Cyd Weissman You need guts to launch a startup. Chances are that your exciting new project is going to crash and burn. According to a Harvard Business School study, about [...]
By Cyd Weissman You need guts to launch a startup. Chances are that your exciting new project is going to crash and burn. According to a Harvard Business School study, about [...]
By Deborah Fineblum JNS.org When two little girls got the chance to read a book together with their classmates across a gap of more than 6,000 miles, albeit with the [...]
Mezuzah hanging at Moishe House Munich; courtesy By Maayan Hoffman eJewish Philanthropy | JeducationWorld So often when we talk about Diaspora Jews what we really mean are Jews living in [...]
We are pleased to announce that the Leadership Commons of the William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education at JTS, with generous support from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, [...]
By Isaac Saposnik In the Midrash, we learn that people are known by three names: one given by our parents, one used by other people, and one that we acquire [...]
The Journal of Jewish Education from 1929 to 2007, totaling more than 2200 articles, is now fully searchable and available online at Stanford’s Berman Jewish Policy Archive (www.BJPA.org). Dr. Helena [...]
CASJE (Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) has released a request for proposals (RFP) to promote research that can make a difference in how Jewish education is practiced. Three [...]
By Tzvi Pittinsky In an age where everyone has ready access to what would have recently been considered to be a supercomputer, how can an industrial–age educational system adapt to [...]
By Paul Kipnes Every year, as the High Holy Day season begins, I thank the Holy One for having brought Sara S. Lee, a gifted Jewish educator and a straight-talking [...]
Photo courtesy of JCC Camp Chi, Lake Delton, Wisconsin By Avi Katz Orlow Clayton M. Christensen (2017), professor at the Harvard Business School and one of the foremost authorities on [...]
By Cindy Terebush In the best of years, the “Welcome Back” days of school can be intense. Typically, the opening days are an emotional and tiring time. Young learners may [...]
Haidy Wasef (left) with a student in her Arabic class at Gann Academy in Waltham, Massachusetts, 2016; screenshot The Times of Israel. By Hannah Tobin Cohen "Fear of a name [...]