The Jewish Educator Portal's Women's History Month Resource Collection is here to help educators craft meaningful learning opportunities for learners of all types. Students can explore key historical events, learn about notable Jewish women, and examine important issues related to the social, historical, and cultural impact of women and girls.
The Jewish Educator Portal's Purim Resources Collection has engaging resources for every type of learner. With lesson plans and activities for Early Childhood through Teens, and multiple learning modalities, students will have the opportunity to develop their Jewish knowledge and identity through studying the holiday of Purim.
Looking for even more Purim resources? Check out all of our Purim resources here!
The Jewish Educator Portal has curated an exciting blend of Passover resources to help your learners connect with the themes of Passover. Explore the holiday through art projects, text study, discussions, and relate Passover to the learners' modern lives. Lesson plans and activities are available for early childhood through high school.
How has Jewish education shaped your life? Was there a moment that changed your teaching or sparked a student's passion? A Jewish lesson that has been transformative for your family? We're looking for stories of impact to highlight the importance of Jewish education with our community.
This week, host Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath sits down with certified coach, facilitator, and speaker Shoshana Bloom for what she calls a “love letter to Jewish educators.” Together, they explore some of the immense pressures educators are facing today: burnout, overwhelm, imposter syndrome, and chronic stress.
In a moment of polarization, new technology, and when Jewish educators are being asked to do more than ever, this episode asks an essential question: If educators are the helpers, how can the community better support them?
