Adapting Podcast: The I and Thou of Jewish Education with Elyssa Hurwitz
Every person has a story to be told, and today’s episode of Adapting tells one individual’s unlikely journey to become a Jewish educator.
David Bryfman met Elyssa Hurwitz of Moishe House at a recent conference for Jewish educators when she volunteered from the audience to partake in David's interactive keynote presentation, to explore what it means, in philosopher Martin Buber's language, to strive to create I-Thou relationships. Listen on Apple and Spotify!
- Relationship Building
- Well-being
- Supportive Conversations
- Supporting Individuals
- Communication
- After School and Beyond
- Educator Training
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We are facing a unique time as a Jewish people when the mitzvah of pidyon shvuyim, redeeming the captives, is top of mind as 134 hostages are still held by Hamas in Gaza. What can you as an educator be doing to help the captives? Listen on Apple or Spotify .
Rabbi Matthew Dreffin of the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life speaks with David Bryfman about the vitality of Jewish life in the South, and how he designs intensely detailed curriculum with the intention that anyone- even people with no Jewish knowledge- could teach Hebrew
Daniel Olson discusses his research on Jewish Education for people with disabilities.