A Valued Life: An Exploration on Inclusive Practices through Jewish Values

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A Valued Life takes learners on an explorative journey of Jewish values to help them learn how to live authentically Jewish and inclusive lives.  Throughout this curriculum, learners will be naturally exposed to the vast diversity of the Jewish people while learning about 3 Jewish values alongside inclusion practices.  Additionally, learners will each create their own Resource Guides to help them remember these values and inclusive practices and serve as sources of inspiration when necessary.

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This curriculum guide is intended for grades 6-8 (middle schoolers). It was created by Erin Levine, 2020 graduate of the HUC-JIR School of Education.

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