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CEO David Bryfman writes about The Jewish Education Project's response to the death of George Floyd.
Shifting power dynamics, student empowerment and reimaging Jewish rituals and texts were the major topics of conversation at the Jewish Futures Conference 2018: Power to the People
New role to begin July 1; follows extensive national search to succeed Robert Sherman
The two conferences featured 34 different speakers who spoke on topics ranging from data driven instruction in Judaic Studies to workshops on understanding dyslexia.
“The best part about EdTech are the surprises that come down the line,” explains Miri Rubin of The Ramaz School in this month's Educator Spotlight.
After the shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue, many Jewish educators around the country were confronted with unsettling questions. Among them: What do I tell my students tomorrow?'
$4 million in new funds are available to help our children thrive, writes Sara Seligson, Managing Director of Day Schools & Yeshivot -- but only if we plan properly.
The Jewish Education Project, is sending kosher supervisors to the South Pacific to provide U.S. government-subsidized tuna for approximately 50,000 Jewish students from low income families.
Teaching students is about understanding them, their learning needs and interests.
"Learning now is entirely driven by students, it is an interactive experience," Tziri Lamm of Yeshiva of Flatbush explains in this month's Educator Spotlight.
Our teens – and their educators -- are eager to delve into complex issues about Israel, writes Abby Pitkowsky, Director of Israel Education for The Jewish Education Project. Where do we begin?