Adapting Podcast: Meaning Makers: Supporting Our Educators
In a time of shortage of Jewish educators, today’s episode of Adapting with guest speaker Aviva Lauer of the Pardes Center for Jewish Educators in Jerusalem, focuses specifically on why one would even consider becoming a Jewish educator today, asking such challenging questions as: how has the role of educator become more difficult than it once was? And how can we, as a culture, better champion the profession? Listen on Apple and Spotify!
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