Adapting Podcast: Research and Practice in Jewish Education
Dr. Arielle Levites on using curiosity to fuel research on the vast topic of Jewish education.
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As a reputable scholar of contemporary American Jewish education, Dr. Arielle Levites is curious about all things Jewish, from "Jews of no religion" to what Jewish education looks like both inside and outside the institutional setting. Listen on Apple or Spotify!
On this week's episode of Adapting, David Bryfman and Dr. Levites talk about using curiosity to fuel research on the vast topic of Jewish education — its ever-evolving trends, aspects of intersectional diversity, and ideal practices for conducting the research itself. Get a bird's-eye view on the behind-the-scenes research that works to ignite shared knowledge, build on the past, and propel us forward to shape the very future of Jewish education.
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