Adapting: The Future of Jewish Education with Maya Bernstein
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Moderated by David Bryfman, in conversation with Maya Bernstein, co-founder of UpStart and co-director of Georgetown University's Institute for Transformational Leadership's Certificate in Facilitation.
Mentioned During the Interview
- Articles by Maya Bernstein
- What is the Purpose of Jewish Education? | Zeek Online Jewish Magazine
- Getting Through the Next Eight Weeks: Ten Tips for Tired Teachers | eJewish Philanthropy
- Ronald Heifetz, Alexander Grashow and Marty Linsky
- Rae Ringel and Brian Tarallo | Video
- How We Got to Sesame Street | Article by Jill Lepore | The New Yorker
- Talmud Masekhet Horayot | Sefaria
Maya Bernstein is the co-founder of UpStart and co-director of Georgetown University's Institute for Transformational Leadership's Certificate in Facilitation. She is currently on faculty of the Wexner Foundation, the Masa Leadership Center, and Yeshivat Maharat.
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