How do You Connect? A High School Curriculum to Learn about Israel and Yourself
This curriculum guide aims to celebrate the multiculturalism and multivocality that exists in Israel.
About this Curriculum
This curriculum guide aims to celebrate the multiculturalism and multivocality that exists in Israel. This curriculum guide offers learners access to different Jewish Israeli perspectives, with the hope that learners will find poignancy to Israeli stories, understanding that there is no one story of Israel. This curriculum will take learners on a journey of life experiences that Israelis face based on their differences from one another.
This curriculum was designed for high schoolers in a religious school or youth groups setting. This curriculum was designed by Elana Rabishaw, graduate of the HUC-JIR School of Education in 2020.
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