Our Networks and Our Catalog
Our Network Catalog is now available. Join your colleagues and register for one of our Educator Networks today!
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The Jewish Education Project Educator Networks: Innovating Together
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Our Networks serve a variety of interests and needs and provide unique opportunities to build relationships among colleagues while sharing ideas, challenges, and visions. Normally, our offerings include in-person, virtual, and hybrid networks, as well as local and national groups. During this time, we will conduct all of our networks virtually.
Welcome to our Educator Network Community. We at The Jewish Education Project believe in bringing educators together regularly in order to stimulate creative thinking that can lead to new models and strategies.
- Networks mean COMMUNITY: We have a network community of over 500 participants in more than 20 networks. Each network strives to build community in different ways.
- Networks mean INNOVATION: Networks provide the tools, resources, inspiration and support of colleagues to spark innovation and help you tap into your creativity.
- Networks mean PERSPECTIVE: Networks help you uncover new ways of looking at ideas and provide strategies and tools that challenge your assumptions.
- Networks mean COLLABORATION: Networks connect you with others who share your interests, passions, values and can become partners in innovation.
- Networks mean REFLECTION: Networks allow you to reflect on your own practice and learn from the practices of others so that all network members benefit and grow.
- Networks mean LEARNING: Networks help you learn content, frameworks, strategies, and pedagogies to enhance your knowledge and capacity.
- Networks mean EXPERIMENTATION: Networks create a safe space for you to experiment and get the input and guidance of your colleagues.
VIEW OUR 2020-21 CATALOG AND JOIN ONE OF OUR EDUCATOR NETWORKS TODAY!
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Four GenZ Jewish teens (Abe Baker-Butler, Alyx Bernstein, Julie Levey, and Sydney Greene) join The Jewish Education Project's David Bryfman and Jodie Goldberg for a conversation about what it is like to be a Jewish teen in 2020.
Our original Research to Action: UNDERSTANDING AND ENGAGING JEWISH TEENS TODAY.
Micol Zimmerman Burkeman, Recruitment and Leadership Development Associate at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, joins David Bryfman on the April 14, 2020 episode of Adapting: The Future of Jewish Education.
The Jewish Education Project staff members (Rabbi Jennifer Goldsmith, Sasha Kopp, and Rebecca Ruberg) discuss how congregational education, early childhood education, and teen education have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our webinar brings together experts and voices from the field, as The Jewish Education Project examins how to speak with children, teens, and families in the wake of this shifting reality; helping them cope, feel secure, and make meaning in today’s world.
The ECE Emerging Leaders Network brings together teacher leaders who are ready to deepen their leadership skills, expand their professional networks, and explore their impact beyond the classroom. Through collaborative learning, reflective practice, and meaningful conversations with peers