Teaneck's Yeshivat He’Atid (“He’Atid”) reached yet another key milestone as it closed out the books on its fourth year of operation. With its innovative model of high-quality, affordable education, He’Atid’s [...]
By Marisa Kaiser and Missy Bell This summer, we announced that RYPA (Reform Youth Professionals Association) will now become part of the ARJE (Association of Reform Jewish Educators). This announcement [...]
Image courtesy JCC Global By Dr Shlomi Ravid Mordecai Kaplan says that what is unique about the Jews is not only their collective consciousness but also the fact that they [...]
Global event includes free hands-on discussion materials from Tiffany Shlain’s Let it Ripple Building on the global success and momentum of Character Day 2015, in which hundreds of thousands participated [...]
By Steve Freedman I arrived at Hillel Day School in 2003, and by 2005, I realized that education didn’t just need improvement, it needed to change. Our students sat at [...]
This article is Part 2 of Matt Bar's two-part piece following up on his ELI Talk. Read the first article here. By Matt Bar Last week I contributed an article [...]
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 [...]
By Rob Weinberg If you think it’s time for your congregation to try a new approach to educating the children and families in your community, reach into The Toolbox, a [...]
photo courtesy Bibleraps.com By Matt Bar [As we explore using technology as an alternate way to express ourselves and engage our students, ELI Talks wondered, how do we take our [...]
From the Journal of Jewish Education: In the spirit of offering unfettered access to research in Jewish education that often has a readership limited to subscribers or those able to [...]
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 [...]
400 Jewish educators, clergy and performers from across North America gathered earlier this month for the 7th annual NewCAJE conference. There were over 240 sessions taught by attendees as well [...]
